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Home Improvement : Exterior : Decks Finishes for Wood Decks Without proper maintenance, wood decks can develop cracks, raised grain and mildew. Good explanations of finishing materials to give your deck a long life and keep it beautiful. Home Improvement : Exterior : Decks Paint, Stain, Varnish, or Preservative? Two basic types of finishes or treatments are used to protect wood surfaces from weathering: those that form a film and those that penetrate the wood. What you choose to protect and enhance your wood surface always involves trade-offs. Learn about it here. Home Improvement : Exterior : Decks Finishes for Wood Foundations Manufacturers that produce preservative-treated lumber have developed guidelines for constructing wood foundations. Learn more about how to construct and protect your wood foundation. << prev next >>

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