Hi - Just published a course in Storyline and uploaded to our LMS (ISOTrain). Getting the message Unable to acquire LMS API - content may not play properly.. I noticed a lot of postings about this error with Articulate Presenter -- but I wonder if you could please clarify something for me.
Some stain manufacturers suggest you should wait 3-12 months to let the wood dry while others say to stain the deck right away. The answer can be both just as long as you prep the new wood properly for an application of the stain. We are going to explain both scenarios and the proper steps to take. Let the New Deck Dry and Weather for 3-12 Months: Most common suggestion by manufacturer.
Can I stain pressure treated lumber? Yes, you can stain pressure-treated lumber with the one exception, that the decking has completely dried out and has been clean of any and all dirt. How long should I wait to stain pressure-treated lumber and why do I have to wait? The process begins at the lumber yard factories and treatment plants. The pressure-treated lumber goes through a process of using a water-based solution that carries the treatment of chemicals into the fibers of the wood while under pressure; this leaves the wood wet.