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Cascade Clear Top Coat by Sashco is a water-based, crystal clear, weather-repellent topcoat formulated to be applied over Capture Log Stain on the exterior of your home. Cascade provides a sheen that brings out the depth and character of the wood grain. Cascade contains biocides and UV inhibitors that help prevent mildew and block damaging ultraviolet light from your logs.
Cascade Clear Top Coat benefits include:
- Maintenance made easy. Skip the arduous work of completely removing your stain when it needs refreshing. Simply clean the wood surface, and apply Cascade Clear Top Coat to bring back that just-stained look.
- Easy water clean-up. Skin, earth, and nose friendly is always a plus. No harsh chemicals required.
- Easy to know when. If the surface has lost its sheen, it is time for maintenance. No second-guessing necessary. It’s the easiest way to keep your log home looking like the day it was finished.
- Will not discolor chinking. Cascade Clear Top Coat is clear, so routine maintenance applications will not affect the color of your log home chinking or other sealants.
- Repels water. Protects your logs from water that can lead to decay.
- Resists mildew and algae. Protects from unsightly growths on your logs.
- Protects against UV damage. Cascade protects Capture Log Stain from major color shifts to maintain that just-stained look.
Application Guide:
Where to use: Over Capture Log Stain on exterior logs or other vertical wood surfaces
Stain type: Water-based
Sheen: Matte or Semi-Gloss
Coats: 1 coat
Application temperature: 40°F to 90°F
Application method: Airless sprayer or brush; back-brushing required
Surface prep: Clean and dry; free of mold and mildew
Clean up: Soap and water
Drying time: 30 minutes or less in ideal weather
Maintenance: Light power wash and re-coat of Cascade every 2-5+ years
Coverage: 400-600 sq. ft. per gallon, depending on the roughness of wood
