Semi-Solid Deck Stain Color Photos 5/5 (1)

This post was updated on May 1, 2024

Semi-Solid Deck Stain Picture Album

We have been using deck stains now for 25+ years and reviewing them on DeckStainHelp.com since 2012. In the past 5+ years, we have used more and more of the semi-solid stains and colors. The major reason is that the higher the solid content, the better the UV protection from fading.

Semi-Solid wood and deck stains allow the wood grain to show slightly and if they truly soak into the wood grain, reapplying is much easier down the road.

For more info, see our article: The Best Semi-Solid Color Deck Stains

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Scott Paul ~ Restoring Wood & Decks Since 1993 Owner
As an article and comment contributor to the site, Scott has been around the pressure washing industry since attending college. In 1993 he started his first company called Oakland Pressure Wash specializing in exterior pressure washing and deck staining. That company evolved into OPW L.L.C. shortly thereafter concentrating more on exterior wood and deck restoration. Scott and his Deck Cleaning Michigan company have restored over 10,000 decks in the Metro Detroit area since the early years. He has become an authority in the deck restoration industry and has contributed to numerous wood restoration forums and informative sites. All the products he suggests through this site are sold through online sites and in retail stores, allowing the consumer to choose their own means of purchase. Scott’s eCommerce sites do sell many top brands he endorses and if you appreciate any of the help he has offered then feel free to purchase from one of them.

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Xavier
Xavier
2 months ago

Is there a link for a photo album showing the different semi-solid colors?
My deck has always been stained with TWP100 (dark oak) and I was thinking to go with TWP semi-solid this time, to have a more uniform aspect.
Deck was cleaned (oxiclean + power wash and rinced) but I didn’t use stripper since I’m planing to use TWP stain again
Maybe not as dark as dark oak, but not a reddish color though…..What about stonehenge or seafoam?

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