Atelectasis comes from the Greek words ateles and ektasis with the literal meaning âincomplete expansionâ. It pertains to collapse, either complete or partial, of the lung, which may subsequently cause decreased volume and diminished gas exchange. [ 1, 2, 3 ]. An image representing Atelectasis, or collapsed lung.
If you are asked to apply a second coat while the first is still wet, make sure you do so. Nothing ruins the look of a deck more than a poorly applied stain or finish. TAGS: clear deck stains, deck stain types, opaque deck stains, semi-transparent deck stains, wood stain.
If the problem is the water, it sounds like either rust stains, or lime stains. Lime can be a white stain, or orange/brown stain depending on your location. I'd suggest using some CLR brand spray (Calcium Lime Rust) as a first treatment. This product comes in spray bottles, or squeeze top bottles and works fairly well.