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how to apply a deck stain

Deck Stain Failed? Who to Blame?

by Deck Stain Help 06/07/2018

Peeling Deck Stain

Deck Stain Failed? Who to Blame, the Stain? Or the Person who Applied the Stain?

There is nothing worse than going through the time-consuming process of applying a stain just to see that it is peeling a few months later.

This a common query and occurrence for many exterior wood deck owners. You love your garden and deserve to enjoy it. Nobody wants to see an unsightly, peeling deck so today we will be looking at who is the main culprit – the stain or the person who applied it?

Potential human errors

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How To Stain Your Wood Deck

by Deck Stain Help 06/14/2018

Deck Stain Pad

How to stain a deck yourself

Deck staining is a very important process that improves the appearance of your deck and helps to protect it from the elements. A good quality stain can help your deck last for a much longer period of time than if left untreated.

There are many different reasons you would want to stain or re-stain your deck, but it might be too expensive for you to hire a professional company, or you may just enjoy taking on DIY projects.

Whatever the reason, if you are looking for tips on how to stain a deck on your own, this article aims to provide you with tips on how to complete a stained deck yourself – to the highest possible standards.

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How to Spray a Deck Stain

by Deck Stain Help 04/07/2018

How To Spray A Deck Stain

How to Spray a Deck Stain properly and evenly.

We here at DeckStainHelp.com hear a lot about different methods and tools people use to stain their decks. Luckily, there are options so you don’t have to be tied down and committed to staining your deck any certain way. One way to apply stain onto your deck is by using a low-pressure pump sprayer. We hear positive results from people who use a sprayer to stain their decks from its ease of use. Best of all, if you use a sprayer and follow these directions, you can complete your deck stain project in as little as two hours.

Here’s how to do it.

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