All stains and oils look great for the first 6 months to a year. I really need to see a 2 yr follow up before I can make a decision to give a thumbs up. Where I live, mold/mildew is the state flower. Really need to see how well your formula holds up after a couple of seasons. Thanks
I like "ready seal". Application is super easy. Last a long time & the price is pretty good. They have alot of youtube videos as well. It is the only stain I use now.
I mix boiled linseed oil and odorless mineral spirits and Ronan superfine Japan Color Venetian red. It works nice but you have to keep stirring it as you use it. I stain it every year or 2.
You can also stain or paint a deck before you build it. Sometimes its easier to do on saw horses at waist level than having to bend over. Also a roller or even a sponge mop does very well to keep you off your hands and knees
Linseed oil goes way back. It's been used by many older professionals for protecting wood. You can't go wrong with it. Although today there are many products that may be good, especially for ultra violet light protection, linseed oil to me is far superior for getting the look you wanted and the protection. It will darken the more coats you use over the years though. Be sure to clean the wood prior to using before each season if you need to seal it yearly.
OMG ! You just popped up out of nowhere ! I've been worrying about you ! Thanks for the video !! I'm so happy you're still going strong ! PS I enjoyed the walk through the park with you ! Please keep us up to date ! The deck looks fabulous ! Miss you 👍
Even in 2021 I know some guys will doubt you when you say you made that by yourself ☝️🤔 and I don't say all women on earth must be like you, but for sure you will be a great example and motivation to many girls in the world!! 👍😤✨
Linseed oil rags in storage are the ones that can catch fire by themselves. Yikes!!! I use Semco clear / natural/ or gold tone / on teak boat decks. Linseed oil washes away too fast and attracts dirt but sure is BEAUTIFUL. Linseed oil is good for rifle stocks for a non glossy (stealth) finish... Hand rubbed. Very nice deck!!
As always a great tutorial and upbeat attitude while doing it. Need some landscaping tutorials for your are to go with that hard work put into that home.
@NassrinsDIY i new you would say that. I definitely like the color of yours and you really made it come alive after the final coat. I also will be using this idea on pine. Can't wait! Thank you for reaching out.
I’m the guy that was asking you about grout and my bathroom. I’m finally finished. Now paint. What do you think about airless paint sprayers? I’m going to paint my entire house, ceilings, walls, and trim. My house is about 3000 square feet. I sent you pictures onTwitter of my before and after on my bathrooms. I know that you can’t just except anyone as a friend on Twitter these days. It would be nice to be able to ask you a few questions from time to time. Thank you very much again on the grout tips.
I’m going to try my sprayer out in a few days. I’ve done so much research on the pros and cons. I’m hoping things work out with this sprayer!! I hear tat using a sprayer takes 33% more paint. I’m not thrilled about that. Also anything that you don’t want paint on has got to be covered! There will be big time taping jobs with tarps and plastic. Wish me luck.
I have been researching how to re-stain my fence (becuase it's going to be a BIG investment, DIY or not and I have to get it right the first time!) and I have never heard of linseed oil! Would you recommend that I do that for staining my fence? Mix it in with the stain I want to use? Great job on your project and thank you for the informative videos!
I'm curious yes it looks good when wet shiny shiny like you said. But what does it look like dried. Noticed you didn't wipe off Does this treatment need wiping off or does it just sit on top. Does it dry shiny and if not did you put a shiny coat of something on it.
First in💪💪 Are you buying and selling homes now? Side gig with hubby???? That house is harsh,, needs a lot of work. You guys going to rehab it??? The gap in between the boards is a no stilettos zone!
Nassrin... another cool video. I have to ask you, though, have you tried using a roller for some of those larger / more exposed areas? Obviously, I can understand why you'd be using a brush for the tighter areas. Whenever I've applied similar products on similar applications, I've used a thick nap roller and an extension handle (especially on the deck boards). In that way, you can apply while standing up and save your knees in the process. Anyway, great video and the results are terrific. Nicely done.
It looks like the stain willl chip and peel, the last 2 coats did not penetrate the woid thats why it get shinny. Looks good but am also concerned about the lasting of the stain over the wiod.
@@NassrinsDIY the last 2 coats will vanish in 3 months due weather it did not penetrate the wood ,it is a good nice result but u gotta do it every 6 months.
Turpentine is distilled sap from a pine or spruce twee. It is actually healthy. Linseed oil is actually rancid flax seed oil. If you are looking for fumes, try acetone.
@@artmetcommerce4749 yes too many fumes not too good but not as bad as one would think. There is a health remedy that is something like, 4 once’s of liquid honey and one teaspoon of turpentine. Mix well and half or a full spoon of this a day and many things will be cured. I’ve tried this a few times as part of a cleans. There is information about this on the internet. What do you think?
@@caroledevlin4436 I think I would not suggest that: "How can turpentine affect my health? Turpentine is poisonous if swallowed. Children and adults can die from drinking turpentine." I'm having trouble believing that you swallowed turpentine, maybe don't share that. Happy deck staining.
@@artmetcommerce4749 in this recipe it is very small amount and it kills parasites, candida yeast, worms, virus, and bacteria. I have used it but it can’t be from China. Look it up. It is super healthy to do off and on. The poison is in the amount. We are talking small amounts. A flat teaspoon a day or twice a day. You are only getting a small amount each time in that 4 once’s of honey because only one teaspoon went in. That means your are getting maybe one tenth of a spoon or less each time.
Never use paint on the horizontal surfaces (deck floor/rails). After 1 or 2 years you'll see it start to come off in bits and pieces and you'll end up sanding it all back down to the wood. I recommend Thompson's water seal Signature Series Clear Seal. It has UV and water protection.
My experience with Thompson’s, it is garbage. Won’t last 6 months. Customers hated it. Switched to Superdeck by Sherwin Williams have never looked back.
@@mattspontiacta Was it the Signature (more expensive) variety? It's oil-based. It's been holding up well for the past 2 months, repelling water like a duck's back. Anyway, I'll let you all know.
hello nassrin very good job = 3 coach with brush . you are very beautiful in bikini , so you are very beautiful when you paint . waiting next video jack
All stains and oils look great for the first 6 months to a year. I really need to see a 2 yr follow up before I can make a decision to give a thumbs up. Where I live, mold/mildew is the state flower. Really need to see how well your formula holds up after a couple of seasons. Thanks
Clicked for the beauty, left knowing how to properly stain the deck! 😎😍
I like "ready seal". Application is super easy. Last a long time & the price is pretty good. They have alot of youtube videos as well. It is the only stain I use now.
Looking Good! I mean you...the deck looks good too! Lol...🤠.. I am gonna try that mixture!
Thank you😊
I mix boiled linseed oil and odorless mineral spirits and Ronan superfine Japan Color Venetian red. It works nice but you have to keep stirring it as you use it. I stain it every year or 2.
You can also stain or paint a deck before you build it. Sometimes its easier to do on saw horses at waist level than having to bend over. Also a roller or even a sponge mop does very well to keep you off your hands and knees
I use that with a little bit of pine tar on my canoe paddles.
I like your name...
It has a Nassrin to it...😉😁
Thank you🙂
@@NassrinsDIY
You're welcome...
Great jib! I'm doing the same to mine today . Thanks for the encouragement .
Yourwelcome🙂
Linseed oil goes way back. It's been used by many older professionals for protecting wood. You can't go wrong with it. Although today there are many products that may be good, especially for ultra violet light protection, linseed oil to me is far superior for getting the look you wanted and the protection. It will darken the more coats you use over the years though. Be sure to clean the wood prior to using before each season if you need to seal it yearly.
SWEET MOTHER OF GOD!!
OMG ! You just popped up out of nowhere ! I've been worrying about you ! Thanks for the video !! I'm so happy you're still going strong ! PS I enjoyed the walk through the park with you ! Please keep us up to date ! The deck looks fabulous ! Miss you 👍
Thank you🙂
Even in 2021 I know some guys will doubt you when you say you made that by yourself ☝️🤔 and I don't say all women on earth must be like you, but for sure you will be a great example and motivation to many girls in the world!! 👍😤✨
Hi Nassrin. I am from Bangalore India. U are so creative and turned that deck stain so beautifully like you. U r my inspiration - Bonsai Friend
Thank you🙂
Nassrin, can you do a diy garbage disposal installation for a kitchen sink? Its me John Hernandez, one of your biggeat fans.
Nice job Nassrin getting ready to stain my kitchen cabinets take care.
Thanks for the video, I'll be staining our deck soon.
Yourwelcome🙂
I like the way that turned out 🙌
Thank you🙂
Thanks for video Nassrin. Please tell me that this kind of application can be done on old wooden windows.
Simply THE BEST!!!
Yay! DIY with Nassrin!! Love the videos girl you rock!!
Thank you🙏🏼🙂
Linseed oil rags in storage are the ones that can catch fire by themselves. Yikes!!!
I use Semco clear / natural/ or gold tone / on teak boat decks. Linseed oil washes away too fast and attracts dirt but sure is BEAUTIFUL. Linseed oil is good for rifle stocks for a non glossy (stealth) finish... Hand rubbed. Very nice deck!!
Thank you!
Now for the "How to get the perfect tan" video!
As always a great tutorial and upbeat attitude while doing it. Need some landscaping tutorials for your are to go with that hard work put into that home.
Thank you!!
Very nice
I do love it!! Question: can i put this over existing dry painted wood with good results?
No, I would sand it first
@NassrinsDIY i new you would say that. I definitely like the color of yours and you really made it come alive after the final coat. I also will be using this idea on pine. Can't wait! Thank you for reaching out.
Yourwelcome🙂
I’m the guy that was asking you about grout and my bathroom. I’m finally finished. Now paint. What do you think about airless paint sprayers? I’m going to paint my entire house, ceilings, walls, and trim. My house is about 3000 square feet. I sent you pictures onTwitter of my before and after on my bathrooms. I know that you can’t just except anyone as a friend on Twitter these days. It would be nice to be able to ask you a few questions from time to time. Thank you very much again on the grout tips.
Yourwelcome🙂 I think a airless paint sprayer will make the job much easier and look nicer. I plan on buying one also.
I’m going to try my sprayer out in a few days. I’ve done so much research on the pros and cons. I’m hoping things work out with this sprayer!! I hear tat using a sprayer takes 33% more paint. I’m not thrilled about that. Also anything that you don’t want paint on has got to be covered! There will be big time taping jobs with tarps and plastic. Wish me luck.
Do you use your Twitter account often with DYI projects?
Yes I do but I get so many messages. What is your Twitter name.
Brendizzle or @ BrendonBr1
Awesome. I guess it’s cheaper than buying a stain at Lowe’s or Home Depot. I have been doing some diy barn doors and Viking chairs with honey stain
Deck looks great. Have you done an update video to show how it looks later?
No I haven’t but it still looks great!
can you retouch as needed and not have to power spray and sand?
I think in another life, Nas would’ve been a good cheerleader
You do such Beautiful Work ❤ Thank You for the great ideas 🏆🥇👍
Thank you🙂
Be-you-t-ful as always !...
The deck is nice too.
I have been researching how to re-stain my fence (becuase it's going to be a BIG investment, DIY or not and I have to get it right the first time!) and I have never heard of linseed oil! Would you recommend that I do that for staining my fence? Mix it in with the stain I want to use? Great job on your project and thank you for the informative videos!
She's back !
I agree treated wood needs more protection. 😅
I have a 22 p;us year old deck...it is not being painted before it's final days....stain is the way to go til you just cant anymore.
Just love you & love your work 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Awe thank you🙏🏼🙂
I've always heard it should be a 50/50 mixture.
Smell is a bit strong,
But will stand up to the elements well.
I'm curious yes it looks good when wet shiny shiny like you said.
But what does it look like dried.
Noticed you didn't wipe off
Does this treatment need wiping off or does it just sit on top.
Does it dry shiny and if not did you put a shiny coat of something on it.
No I do not wipe it off it dries shiny.
@@NassrinsDIY
Thanks I'm trying it on some new beams on from porch of house I'm working on DIY stuff .
Thats it.....Im in love with her.
First in💪💪 Are you buying and selling homes now? Side gig with hubby????
That house is harsh,, needs a lot of work. You guys going to rehab it???
The gap in between the boards is a no stilettos zone!
Yea the house needs a lot of work but I really enjoy doing it🙂
Nassrin... another cool video. I have to ask you, though, have you tried using a roller for some of those larger / more exposed areas? Obviously, I can understand why you'd be using a brush for the tighter areas. Whenever I've applied similar products on similar applications, I've used a thick nap roller and an extension handle (especially on the deck boards). In that way, you can apply while standing up and save your knees in the process. Anyway, great video and the results are terrific. Nicely done.
Yea thanks for the info
I love you Nassrin.....
🙂💞
That deck looks better than that house 🏠 😆
Nice!
Shiny Shiny Shiny dance!! :)
How long will it last?🤔
It looks like the stain willl chip and peel, the last 2 coats did not penetrate the woid thats why it get shinny.
Looks good but am also concerned about the lasting of the stain over the wiod.
I’ve been using it for over 10 yrs and it’s never chipped or pealed.
@@NassrinsDIY the last 2 coats will vanish in 3 months due weather it did not penetrate the wood ,it is a good nice result but u gotta do it every 6 months.
I wouldn't think so it is primarily oil.
the deck looks beautiful babygirl but not as beautiful as you luv.this was another awesome video.
Awe☺️thank you
@@NassrinsDIY your welcome luv 😘
Nassrin you may favorit(love you) from kosova
Thank you🙂
You have a nice looking deck.
Can you apply a clear coat of polyurethane after the wood stain dries? Nice job btw.
Thank you🙂I’ve never tried that🤔
Polyurethane should not be used outdoors, it will crack. Use only spar urethane.
Nice job! 🔵👍🏼
Thank you!
Saw a recipe that was almost the same except added parrafin or beewax
Very good Job
Thank you!
Ok so how long and how durable???? That’s the main question!
Nice work!!
Thank you🙂
I love your videos!🌹💓
Thank you🙂💞
@@NassrinsDIY 🤗💓🌹
perfect and very nice lady !! stay blessed ...
Thank you🙂
Good job.
Thank you🙂
I love ❤️ your videos
Thank you Sergio🙂💞
Nassrin's DIY you’re welcome 😇 Nasssrins
I'll just use a sprayer/roller. I'm lazy 😂
how long does the protection last?
oh thats nice lmao you change your clothes like 5 times lmao
Holy sweet love mother of God!
New Mexico 🌮🍻👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👊🏼
Looks great !!
Thank you🙂
YW !!
Nas can stain my deck anytime!
How did the finish last after 6mos., 1 year?
Awesome
Can we use it on old decks ??
Yes
Looks great and nice work with the video too! Always best(aka easiest) to stain and protect while the wood is new!
Thank you🙂
Nice job!!!
Thank you🙂
awesome awesome ❤❤❤❤
Maybe too shiny for me but nice job. And turpentine, wow, how were you not dizzy from the fumes?
Turpentine is distilled sap from a pine or spruce twee.
It is actually healthy. Linseed oil is actually rancid flax seed oil.
If you are looking for fumes, try acetone.
@@caroledevlin4436 Wait, turpentine does have fumes, right? It did when I was a kid. :) You still have to watch out for the fumes, no?
@@artmetcommerce4749 yes too many fumes not too good but not as bad as one would think. There is a health remedy that is something like, 4 once’s of liquid honey and one teaspoon of turpentine. Mix well and half or a full spoon of this a day and many things will be cured. I’ve tried this a few times as part of a cleans. There is information about this on the internet. What do you think?
@@caroledevlin4436 I think I would not suggest that: "How can turpentine affect my health?
Turpentine is poisonous if swallowed. Children and adults can die from drinking turpentine." I'm having trouble believing that you swallowed turpentine, maybe don't share that. Happy deck staining.
@@artmetcommerce4749 in this recipe it is very small amount and it kills parasites, candida yeast, worms, virus, and bacteria. I have used it but it can’t be from China. Look it up. It is super healthy to do off and on. The poison is in the amount. We are talking small amounts. A flat teaspoon a day or twice a day. You are only getting a small amount each time in that 4 once’s of honey because only one teaspoon went in. That means your are getting maybe one tenth of a spoon or less each time.
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Nice and the deck don't look all that bad lol
What kind of wood ?
get an 100$ paint sprayer will make it 1/4 of the work
I’m buying one soon, so excited!
Good video
Thank you🙂
I know you are .very talented and what I liked about this video is you did not depend on your beauty and sexuality to impress the viewers.
Never use paint on the horizontal surfaces (deck floor/rails). After 1 or 2 years you'll see it start to come off in bits and pieces and you'll end up sanding it all back down to the wood. I recommend Thompson's water seal Signature Series Clear Seal. It has UV and water protection.
My experience with Thompson’s, it is garbage. Won’t last 6 months. Customers hated it. Switched to Superdeck by Sherwin Williams have never looked back.
@@mattspontiacta Was it the Signature (more expensive) variety? It's oil-based. It's been holding up well for the past 2 months, repelling water like a duck's back. Anyway, I'll let you all know.
@@mattspontiacta Super deck it is good stain always go with semi transperent oil based , water based it is just paint called " stain" not good.
Final finish looks great. Nice!
Thank you!
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Wow you are so gorgeous
Nassrin you are a true goddess and really beautiful.
Honey Glazed.... 😉
Ох как ты рукастая, я бы твой дэк отремонтировал...
I... I, um... I read that title wrong. I'm going to go take my timeout now.
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I need you to build me a mansion😎
Ur absolutely beautiful!
2:36 oh i bet thats not the only thing that makes your hand greasy............. :D
Don't walk out on that deck with high heels Nass, might get stuck!
It’s happened before🤣
Babe alert.
How old are you like 26?
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Shows it a year later...
Hello beautiful Dominican Repúblic
Thank you beautiful
hello nassrin very good job = 3 coach with brush . you are very beautiful in bikini , so you are very beautiful when you paint . waiting next video jack
Thank you Jack🙂