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multithreading - C#, is there such a thing as a "thread-safe" stream?

I am redirecting the output of a process into a streamreader which I read later. My problem is I am using multiple threads which SHOULD have separate instances of this stream. When I go to read this stream in, the threading fudges and starts executing oddly.

Is there such a thing as making a thread-safe stream?
EDIT: I put locks on the ReadToEnd on the streamreader, and the line where I did: reader = proc.StandardOutput;

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There's a SyncrhonizedStream built into the framework, they just don't expose the class for you to look at/subclass etc, but you can turn any stream into a SynchronizedStream using

var syncStream = Stream.Synchronized(inStream);

You should pass the syncStream object around to each thread that needs it, and make sure you never try to access inStream elsewhere in code.

The SynchronizedStream just implements a monitor on all read/write operation to ensure that a thread has mutually exclusive access to the stream.

Edit:

Appears they also implements a SynchronizedReader/SynchronizedWriter in the framework too.

var reader = TextReader.Synchronized(process.StandardOutput);

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