Pressure treated pine is ugly - plain and simple.
Weathered teak, never comes back. Cedar chairs begin
to stain, lose their color, and turn gray. But you can
easily turn that greenish/yellow color, the worn out teak,
and the grayed cedar into a becautiful exotic wood
color using ColorMagiQ and a paint brush. It is that
simple.
First, you apply our Phase 3 Cleaner, with a scrub brush, and
then rinse off the weathered wood with water. Let the wood
completely dry.
Then, again with a brush, you can begin applying
the ColorMagiQ. Start with the color of your choice -
Brazilliain Cherry, Dark Mahogany, Espresso Bean, or any
other color.
After the first coat dries, decide what you would like to
do next - you can add another coat of your base color to
intensify the first coat, or maybe you'd like to add some
red, or some dark brown, or black. You can adjust the
color to your taste.
You don't have to sand between coats of ColorMagiQ.
Just apply another coat. It's easy! As you can
see above, the change is dramatic. Plus, ColorMagiQ is
a protective finish developed for floors. It will
perform
Using ColorMagiQ, the color problems of the past are exactly that - problems of the past. Please refer to the ColorMagiQ Chart to find a color for your future.
Then, you can buy a gallon of Phase 3 and then gallons of
the colors you want for your outdoor restoration. Be sure to
take before and after pictures so that you can get the
complete effect of the change.
If you have any questions, or would like our opinion,
take a picture of the fencing/decking/furniture to be
restored and email them to
outdoor@sandfree.com
and we can help you. You also can call - 888-202-3794.
