Refinishing Your Wood Patio Furniture

It may be a time consuming to restore your outdoor furniture, but not as expensive and time consuming as shopping for new furniture.

Do you love your old wood patio furniture, but wish it were more attractive? Some people like the gray look, but you may not be one of them. If you prefer rich wood tones and failed to notice the weathering early on, what can you do about it now? You could purchase new outdoor furniture. But if you’re willing to do a little work, you can restore your aged furniture to its original beauty.

You’ll need a paint brush, some cleaner and brightener, and a pair of gloves. You should be able to find the items you need at any home improvement store. You can use a variety of products, including those meant for teak wood. Apply the cleaner first according to the instructions and then follow it with a coat of the brightener. Use teak oil to keep the wood from weathering again. Treating your furniture with teak oil will help to maintain its color and ensure that you don’t have to go through the entire process again. One day you may purchase new outdoor furniture, but it will be because you want a new style, and not because your furniture has turned gray.

It may be a time consuming to restore your outdoor furniture, but not as expensive and time consuming as shopping for new furniture. When you do buy new furniture, be sure to treat it before it has had time to weather. You can preserve its luster and beauty with a little effort at the beginning. If you have wood decks, you can treat them, too.
 

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