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Ron Cameron has been a valuable asset to our company for years. His products have always performed as promised, and he has always been available for questions. Ron brings us great knowledge of products and procedures related to all kinds of finishes. I rarely call that I don’t speak to him immediately, and when I do leave a message it is promptly returned. Ron and Finishes 1st have been the preferred supplier for Jeremiah Johnson Log Homes and Anderson Custom Homes for years, and we see no end to this great relationship."

Dennis Anderson
Jeremiah Johnson Log Homes
Anderson Custom Homes
Evergreen, CO
www.liveinlog.com

Trade Shows 2011
Abbotsford, BC

Log & Timber Show
March 13-15
at Tradex

Gibsons, BC
 
Coast Community Builders Association Home Show

June  4, 2011

Authorized Timber Edge Wood Products Distributor
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How do I know How To Pick The Best Stain

Wood finishes vary a great deal in terms of longevity and appearance.  The ingredients that go into producing a quality stain cost more, so the stain product itself will cost more.  It is most likely that the cheapest stains will not turn out to be the cheapest in the long term. An example is that less expensive stains will result in the home needing to be redone more frequently.  Also, as the cheaper stains usually come as colored products, it will cost more to maintain the home in the long run, and will cause the home to get darker and darker.  Once the home is much darker than the color originally chosen, stripping it off and starting again is the only option to return to the original look of the home.

 Wood finish on a timber frame from Zirnhelt Timber Frames
                   Photo courtesy of Zirnhelt Timber Frames                                                   


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