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Wash the fence with trisodium phosphate and water. Scrub dirt and stains, using a scrub brush. Clean tough stains with oxygenated bleach. You can also use a commercially prepared redwood deck and fence wash.
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Allow the wood to dry completely. Drying times vary, depending on temperature and humidity.
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Lay a tarp over nearby plants, bushes, decks and patios to protect them from splashes, drips and overspray.
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Apply a coat of mildew-resistant, UV-blocking wood sealer to the fence. Look for a waterproofing sealer that is specific to redwood. Apply the sealer with a wide paintbrush, paint roller or painter sprayer. If you are using a paintbrush, follow the grain and paint in one direction.
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Allow the fence to dry for 48 to 72 hours, depending on the weather, before touching it.
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