A 7,000-plus square foot home near Blundell Road and No. 5 Road in Richmond, where the fence had never been coated. The owner picked one colour for the walls and the fence, and it went on as solid stain, sprayed twice.
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Fences

First coat on a bare fence, Richmond

A 7,000-plus square foot home near Blundell Road and No. 5 Road in Richmond, where the fence had never been coated. The owner picked one colour for the walls and the fence, and it went on as solid stain, sprayed twice.

Area
Richmond, near Blundell Road and No. 5 Road
When
2026
Surfaces
Fence and matching wall colour

What we found

The fence had never been painted or stained. Bare wood takes a first coat differently from a fence that has been coated before.

How the work was done

  1. The owner looked at a number of colours and chose one for both the walls and the fence.
  2. Because the wood had never been coated, solid stain was the right product rather than paint.
  3. Two sprayed coats of solid stain.

How it turned out

The result held up well and the owner was happy with it.

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Described by Mayda Painting from its own record of the job. Scope and method are as carried out on this project; every property is assessed on site.

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