I want to coat exterior wood with the pine tar and achieve a black color. Is the pine tar black?
189723
This seems to be the untinted version. Auson.se also sells a pine tar with a black pigment added to it for exterior use. Check out the product here. http://www.solventfreepaint.com
189724
To answer your question and to be honest, I haven't opened the can yet, but I assume it is black.I will be using it to make old fashion Pine Tar Soap and if I remember correctly, the soap is a Black Color because of the Pine Tar. I hope I have been helpful.
189725
It appears black but will stain blond wood a dark brown. Cut it up to 1/3 with turpentine to aid in penetration and let it sit a couple of hours before wiping excess off. Repeat when completely dry, if a darker color is desired.
189726
Yes, it is black. Coating wood may be an idea for conserving the wood but better test first because it does not get hard like tar and will slowly wash off rain after rain.
2108180
I had to go look up close, but they are right. It's a very dark wood finish. I had to get within 2ft to notice that it wasn't jet black.
417049
No. This is a polyurethane and adds no color or at least none that I could discern even with light woods. The GF Gel Topcoat is an excellent product but follow the directions carefully. I think the worst thing you can do is apply too much. A very light coat dries in an hour or two and then you can sand with a very fine grit paper if needed (I rarely had to) and then apply a second or third coat. The results have been outstanding.
1492595
It sometimes does. In my experience, with softer pine, it will likely leave a small dimple. On harder oak, it does not. Typically with pine, I will putty and paint anyway.I have been very pleased with this brad nailer. It is a great tool for the price.
347410
Its not black. Its more of dark cherry wood finish. Beautifully made and very easy to setup.
243095
No its black like tar and smells like it =) Every time I have bought drawing salve its been like tar.
357045
Mine came as shown in the picture, "Black". But you can make it what-ever color you want with an outdoor spray paint !
151042
Yes, I have used it on mine, did have soot and pine tar on it after but came off when I washed it at home.
201950
Like wall paint flat black doesn't have any shine or gloss to it...it basically looks like black primer paint. No pearl or metallic shine. Go for the regular it will give the area a clean finish almost like factory
1701905
I would say it is a very dark brown rather than black. Very close to black though. Matches very dark brown wood well.
1084214
Hi, I am an owner of a furniture restoration company and I have worked with a lot of different types of woods and finishes. As far as pine is concerned, truthfully you never wil truly know what you are going to get when you finish it. I have always found that I would get different shades if yellowing when a finish is applied to natural pine. Some are this amber or yellowing finishes are desirable. As far as the birchwood Casey product. The is a very good finish that is above average for its application and above average for desired finish . But, yes if it is applied to pine it will yellow out. But, this is the woods reaction to finish. I have not witnessed a yellowing because of age with birchwood Casey products. Further, If it is your desire to use an economical type of wood, that has a similar but tighter grain, I would recommend you check out hemlock
1120992
Yes .... it is a dark finish... It is close to black... just not solid black
2266148
Hi, mine is a grayish-black, and looks like stained wood. Its a hard surface.
1076560
I'd say probably not. Mine came with a dark cherrywood finish but I know there were different finishes available.
1624647
Not rusted, since that is a function of iron-based products, but will develop a patina. I am choosing not to clean and polish my bowl, but allow it to darken and basically turn a dark brown to black with the exposure to air, heat, ashes, and tar in the wood i am burning. I want to fool the cooper thieves out there, too.
1562930
possibly. You want to tar the outside of the foundation, and use a vapor barrier paint on the inside. Concrete is a water sponge. Air flow assists here. Do you want to test the wood or the concrete?
1994902
I painted mine with a good quality exterior paint. The finish on the wood looked inferior so I decided to paint it.