Sealing a wood fence post like plastic wrap traps moisture, causing posts and pickets to rot out long before the coating ever fails. #WoodFence #FenceCare #HomeImprovement #DIYFence #FenceMaintenance #ContractorAdvice #FencingProfessionals #OutdoorLiving #HomeProjects | The Fence Show & Security Expo

Penetrating stains soak into the wood instead of sealing it off, using pigment to block UV, oils to handle weather, and color fade as a simple signal that maintenance time is coming. #WoodCare #ContractorTips #DeckStain #WoodProtection #HomeImprovement #TradeIndustry #ProTips #ExteriorMaintenance #StainAndSeal #ConstructionLife | The Fence Show & Security Expo

We had two options for sealing our fence: spray or roll/brush. Spraying is faster but (because of overspray) uses more product. Rolling or brushing stretches the stain much further but takes WAY longer. We had 200 linear feet so we decided to spray. We used 10 gallons of ReadySeal to get a first coat on the fence (we need to apply the second coat). So which would you choose? Save time or save money?? Want the links to *everything* you need to spray your fence? Just comment the word Amazon and my