White Wash Pressure Treated Wood!

My porch project is well underway and next to figuring out what to do with the floor, the railings were at the top of my least-favorite-thing list! The pressure treated wood had that yellowish tint and honestly made the porch feel unfinished. But a little help from Behr Semi Transparent Stain and I got the soft white washed look I wanted!
Just a couple of days and a gallon of Behr Semi Transparent Stain in Pinto White and I got the soft white wash look I was going for!
Here's a glimpse of the railings before ...they gave the screen porch an unfinished feel...
After washing & letting the railings dry overnight, I used a small roller to apply the stain.Some sections of wood took the stain better than others-so I had to "eye-ball" I rolled & gently wiped off some of the stain till I liked it!
The process was easy but tedious because I really had to step back & evaluate small sections before moving on. Bindi said to tell you she was worn out by the whole project! xo
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  • Michelle Michelle on Dec 06, 2014
    Beautiful!! So glad I found this. I have a client that has tongue and groove pine ceiling on her porch. She wants it white washed. I have done white washed pine floors inside a house, but the process is different. I was trying to find something that would hold up to the elements of the gulf coast. I think this should do nicely since it will never be walked on.
  • Tova Pearl Tova Pearl on Oct 27, 2016
    so pretty!
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