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Articles > Alkyd Weathering Stain

Gives new Cedar a uniform weathered look in an accelerated time frame.

Machine applied to new wood shingle siding, PPG MACHINECOAT® alkyd weathering stain is a traditional, solvent-based, air-dry coating for use on substrates such as rough-sawn cedar. The stain can also be used for touch-up and trim by professional machine applicators. Gray when applied, the stain lightens over a six-to-nine-month period, giving the appearance of aged wood that blends more naturally into its surroundings. The faux-weathered appearance lasts long enough to bridge the time period until the wood begins to age and fade naturally.

 

Product Benefits

  • Provides uniform, weathered appearance
  • Can be applied to new cedar

 

Machinecoat™

PPG has been a driving force in the machine-application industry for more than 90 years. For homeowners, builders, architects and lumber retailers, machine-applied coatings by PPG create significant advantages over coatings applied in the field. Our team works alongside machine applicators to generate consistent film builds, color performance and long-term durability to ensure each project receives beautiful and long-lasting protection.

Product Characteristics

 

Product Type

Alkyd Acrylic

Colour

Grey

Volume Solids

54% +/ -2%

Weight Solids

62% +/ -2%

Weight

8.1 lbs./gal (3.7 kg) +/- .2 lbs. (91g)

Coverage

550 sq. ft./ gal (51 sq. m./ 3.78 L)

Wet Film Thickness, per Coat

2.7 mils*

Dry Fil Thickness, Pre Coat

1.5 mils minimum

VOC

<2.9 lbs./ gal. (350 g/L)

Drying Methods

Air Dry

Air Dry Time at Ambient Conditions

A minimum of 24 hours at 70




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