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Behr Premium Deck Stain Picture Album
Behr Deck Stain Stains consumer reviews below have shown issues with the application, drying unevenly, and peeling. If you have any pictures of your experience with Behr Deck Stain, you can add them in the comment area with a detailed description.
Key takeaways
- Behr stains have reported issues with uneven drying, poor application, and premature peeling on deck surfaces.
- Behr misrepresents the opacity of its stains, making so-called semi-transparent colors appear far more opaque than advertised.
- The semi-transparent stain colors from Behr fail to show wood grain properly, resembling a semi-solid or fully opaque finish.
- The heavy, paint-like coverage of Behr deck stains makes the wood look unnatural and finished rather than stained.
- When Behr stain eventually peels, the thick opacity makes removal extremely difficult compared to true semi-transparent products.
- Photos submitted by users visually confirm the Behr opacity problems, supporting the concerns raised in the full Behr Premium Deck Stain Review.
Behr Stain Opacity Issues Recently: Behr essentially lies about the opacity of its stains. Their “semi-transparent” colors do not show wood grain properly and look more like semi-solid or even fully opaque colors. This makes the wood look more like solid paint and makes removing of the stain, when it peels, extremely difficult.
See the pics below that show these opacity issues.
For more info, see our article: Behr Premium Deck Stain Review
