Behr Deck Stain Review: Pros, Cons and Results
Quick Answer Behr deck stain is one of the most popular big-box options out there, mostly because it’s affordable, easy to find at any Home Depot, and comes in a…
Quick Answer Behr deck stain is one of the most popular big-box options out there, mostly because it’s affordable, easy to find at any Home Depot, and comes in a…
Quick Answer SuperDeck is one of the biggest names in deck stain, and it comes in both water-based and oil-based versions, across four opacity levels — clear, transparent, semi-transparent, and…
Quick Answer: Thompson’s WaterSeal is cheap, easy to slap on, and it does repel water — for a while. But a lot of long-term users and pros say it fades,…
If you’ve been staring at a can of Sikkens Cetol trying to decide whether it’s worth the extra cash, here’s the short version: it looks fantastic when you do the…
Quick Answer: Cabot Australian Timber Oil is a solid oil-based penetrating stain that looks fantastic on hardwoods like teak, mahogany, and ipe, but it’s fussier to apply than Ready Seal…
My Quick Verdict Defy is a water-based stain. That’s the first thing to know. It doesn’t sit on top of the wood like paint. It soaks in a bit. But…
If you’ve been standing in the stain aisle looking at a can of Ready Seal, wondering if it’s really as easy as people say, I understand that feeling. I’ve used…
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A guy walked into the lumber yard with me a few months back. He picked up a board of pressure-treated pine. Then he picked up a board of Ipe sitting…
You have decided to build a wood deck. Now comes the choice that can shape its appearance, cost, and maintenance for years: cedar or pressure-treated lumber? Both can make a…