A Deeper Look at Dock Staining and Its Benefits With Pristine Clean Exteriors

Rogers, AR - A well-maintained dock is the pride of any boater in the Rogers, AR area. However, it may not be immediately clear what actually goes into this maintenance. One effective way of improving the beauty and longevity of a dock is through the dock staining process. This procedure, which makes use of a liquid stain to fundamentally change the dock's visual appearance, is trusted by boaters throughout the community. Pristine Clean Exteriors [https://www.pristinecleanar.com/] is one of the few companies that provides full-service dock staining [https://www.pristinecleanar.com/dock-staining-company-in-rogers-ar/] in Rogers, AR, and they have provided extended information about the procedure below.

Advantages of Dock Staining

First and foremost, why should local boaters consider dock staining for their docks? As mentioned before, dock staining can improve the beauty and longevity of a dock. How is that exactly? Liquid stain enacts a chemical stain which causes a wooden dock to rapidly change color. The process can take anywhere from a few hours to a few days, but when it is complete, the difference will be obvious. Stained wood has a richer, almost "marbled" appearance, making it more visually appealing than an unstained dock.

Furthermore, a stained dock is more resilient to forms of exterior damage, especially moss growth. Moss spreads as spores that drift through the air. When these spores find surfaces to sprout upon, they "take root" and grow, often deteriorating the surfaces in the process. However, docks that have been stained are more resilient and can even prevent spores from getting the chance to grow in the first place.

How to Stain a Dock

Staining a dock is an easier procedure than it may originally seem to be. In order to do the work, one will need to acquire liquid stain, as well as a bristle brush to apply it to the dock. It is important to stir the liquid stain first; this gets rid of any air bubbles and makes sure color is distributed evenly throughout the pail. Next, dip the bristle brush into the liquid stain and apply a thin layer of it to the dock. Work in a "row-by-row" fashion to avoid the need to step on any areas that have already been stained.

Once the liquid stain has been applied, the only thing left to do is wait. Avoid disturbing the stain for the next two days, and after that time has elapsed, the stain should be dry. At this point, the dock is ready to be enjoyed in its new form.

Scheduling Professional Dock Staining Services

Not everyone is attracted to the idea of staining their own dock. For this reason, some local companies provide dock staining services. Pristine Clean Exteriors is among these companies and is delighted to take on all pertinent projects. With dozens of dock staining jobs successfully completed, the business has earned the community's trust. Moreover, Pristine Clean Exteriors also provides pressure washing services and can clean a dirty dock in the days preceding a dock staining appointment.

About Pristine Clean Exteriors

Pristine Clean Exteriors proudly serves the Rogers, AR [https://maps.app.goo.gl/RqXM2YHG73TKW5neA]community in addition to other nearby cities, townships, and villages. Specializing in pressure washing and staining services, the company cleans property exteriors and gives them stunning new looks so that local neighborhoods can look their best. Pristine Clean Exteriors is also delighted to offer reasonable prices for the many services the community needs.

For more information about Pristine Clean Exteriors, visit their website [https://www.pristinecleanar.com/] or call (479) 402-9350.

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