Ring’s End in Branford, Connecticut opened its doors in 2006 to serve the communities of Branford, Guilford, East Haven, Northford, North Branford, New Haven, North Haven, and Wallingford. This full-service location is conveniently located right off I-95 and is recognized by its beautiful barn-red sheds full of lumber, engineered lumber, plywood, and other building materials, providing builders, contractors, architects, and homeowners the products they need. We are the largest deal...
Ring’s End in Fairfield, Connecticut is a paint center providing homeowners, design enthusiasts, and painting contractors premium paints, stains, and tools for their paint projects. Located in downtown Fairfield on Post Road, this paint center carries the full suite of Benjamin Moore products, Farrow and Ball paint, Fine Paints of Europe, and paint spray equipment. We fulfill the paint and design needs of Black Rock, Easton, Greenfield Hill, and Southport Our Design showroom has...
Renovated in 2022, our Norwalk Paint Center includes an expansive design showroom featuring large-scale vignettes of wallcovering and fabric displays and an interactive Hunter Douglas showroom. Our color and interiors team can offer homeowners guidance in product selection and installation. The paint center caters to painting contractors and carries the full line of Benjamin Moore paints and stains, paint spray equipment, and features a demo room for hands-on educ...
Ring’s End in Trumbull, Connecticut is a paint center providing homeowners, and painting contractors with paints, stains, and sundries for their paint projects. We carry the full suite of Benjamin Moore products, and our unparalleled services range from expert advice to custom color matching. Located in the center of downtown Trumbull near Route 25, this store serves neighboring communities in Nichols, Monroe, Huntington, Shelton, and Bridgeport’s North End. Our design showroo...
Exterior Staining Guide
Step by Step
1. Read all product labels carefully, follow all instructions closely and ensure you prepare your deck correctly.
a) Clear your workspace by removing as many items as you can (planters, hoses, outdoor furniture). Cover items (steps, plants sidewalks, paths).
b) Examine the deck. Make any necessary repairs before you start staining (caulk seams, filler hole or gauges).
c) Stains require a clean, sound surface free of dirt, dust, grease, mildew, loo...
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