A maker of penetrating oil-based and semi-transparent wood stains for decks, fences and siding.
Armstrong-Clark describes itself as a maker of penetrating wood stains for decks, fences and siding. Its site presents product lines, colors and application information. Owners in Nashville comparing finishes may find the material helpful for learning how penetrating stains differ from film-forming finishes and why they are often favored for horizontal wood and fences.
We are an independent company and are not affiliated with Armstrong-Clark. We apply many brands and choose by wood and your goals. We explain the difference between penetrating and film-forming finishes, the importance of preparation and the realistic maintenance each requires, so you can plan the care of your fence.
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Soak into wood rather than form a film.
Show grain and color.
Fences, decks and siding.
Wood-tone range.
Prep, coverage and timing.
We explain the trade-offs.
Size a fence line, check a lifespan or ballpark a budget.
Fence Length and Materials CalculatorEnter your measurements to see linear feet, posts, rails, pickets, concrete and time to plan for yards, runs, pastures and gates.Try it 
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Fence Budget PlannerPick a fence, gate, repair or finishing job, set the length and add extras to see a ballpark planning range. Placeholder values only.Try it They tend not to peel, though they wear and need re-coating.
Every couple of years is common. We explain what to watch for.
No. We are an independent fence company and are not part of Armstrong-Clark. We explain what it publishes in plain language and help you apply it to your own property.
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