Penetrating Oil Finish.
Our Search:
It took three years of searching and testing in order to find the
base material for our feeder finish. We still weren't satisfied and
wanted a better final product and after continual design and redesign, we achieved the exact finish we sought for years.
Why a Penetrating Oil Finish:
At left is an example of what the finish does to our already
beautiful feeders. It penetrates deep inside the wood and
displays the beautiful colors from within.
Furthermore, our Penetrating Oil Finish is exactly that, a
penetrate. It's oils are absorbed into the lumber to
protect it from the harsh outdoor environment.
Never buy a feeder with a topical finish like urethanes or paints. In short order, moisture gets under the finish and lifts it off the wood. Obviously, what happens next is your precious wildlife
consumes the harmful material. Since our finish is
absorbed into the wood, it cannot come
off and mix with your seed or feed.
AND YES, It's safe to both you and your animals.
How does it work:
Being a penetrating finish, it moves deep into the lumber and
prevents moisture from entering. More importantly, our
finish has a UV Ray protective material added to
complete the mix. The sun's harmful UV Rays are the
number one factor in the deterioration of outdoor lumbers.
UV protection adds years to your feeder and
you'll enjoy its beauty much longer.
How long does it last:
On average,our finish remains with your feeder for three to four years. At that time you are welcome to refinish your feeder again. This simple process requires a quick cleaning, allow to dry and
simply wipe another coat on. If you wish, do nothing and
enjoy the beauty of the feeder as it ages naturally.
How is the finish applied:
We don't just build a feeder and wipe the finish on.
We have integrated the finish process with the building process.
Each part in the feeder is cut, shaped, sanded and then dipped
into the finish. We do this so each component of the feeder is coated entirely, not just the surfaces you see. Every nook and cranny of the feeder now has a perfect coat of finish. It is then allowed to dry completely before the final feeder is assembled.
