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Cedar Siding

My house is mostly native rock with cedar over hangs, window trim and gables. I don't know much about stains and treatments but last year I bought something called CFR? It comes in clear or stained. I used the clear and it brought the natural color of the cedar back out. The people that had the house before us didn't take too many pains with it. I do know it's one solid house and about 3500 sq ft. Too big for the wife and I but oh well. That's what the boss wanted.

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Doug, I washed it down with a presure washer (plain water), then let it dry. I put 2 coats on, the second before the first one dries. You have to do a section at a time unless you have plenty of help.

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Doug, I washed it down with a presure washer (plain water), then let it dry. I put 2 coats on, the second before the first one dries. You have to do a section at a time unless you have plenty of help. Billy

Doug, I washed it down with a presure washer (plain water), then let it dry. I put 2 coats on, the second before the first one dries. You have to do a section at a time unless you have plenty of help.

Billy