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Painting Outdoor Wood
I reframed my garage door jambs with 2x8 womanized lumber. The lumber was used (used to support a deck). Any suggestions on what kind of outdoor paint would work best for this? Also, do I need to prime with the suggested paint and/or sand?
A friend told me to check out flood solid color stain. Anyone ever use it?
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