Stain Type

Ethan Banks

7 years ago

Would you mind sharing what color and type of stain was used? Is it a semi-transparent or semi-solid?

Thanks!

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RA Nelson LLC
7 years ago
Thanks for your question. The siding is real wood - Select Tight Knot (STK) Re-sawn stained cedar.
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