Goldman Sachs said it brings on 2,900 interns globally for its summer program and wouldn't say how many of them worked in the investment banking division specifically.
How long after power-washing a deck should you wait to stain it? Quick Answer. Allow 24 hours for a power-washed deck to dry before applying a stain, and allow the stain to dry for four hours before applying a second coat if it's needed. After staining the deck, wait a full 24 hours for the deck to dry before using it. Continue Reading.
Some thick stains, which penetrate the wood and form a seal, are dry on the top in a matter of hours. Thinner, non-penetrative stains can take weeks to fully dry against the wood. Drying times are also affected by humidity, the amount of stain applied to the wood and whether there is any rain during this period. In general, for a penetrative stain, allow one to two says drying time, and then test. For a non-penetrative stain, leave for a week or more before applying a second coat. Latex stains will probably take even longer, maybe even two or three weeks.