oil based deck stains

Update on Deck Stains for 2022 Please read this article and post any questions you have in the comment area below. Our newly enhanced website now offers the ability to upload and post pictures of your exterior wood or deck. Deck stains have not changed much in the past few years. Many brands have gone away from oil-based stains to water-based, but you are still able to use oil-based stains in all US States and Canada. We currently restore about 300-400 decks annually, and our favorites are the penetrating semi-transparent and semi-solids. We have been getting great feedback here at www.deckstainhelp.com from all the consumers who have been looking for better stain alternatives for their deck restoration. Our most popular…

Yes, traditional deck stains are oil-based. The oil-based deck stains of 2022 have lower VOCs to meet more state regulations. Today’s oil-based deck stains also have other additives like mildewcides that further protect the wood from moisture-related damage. Are all deck stains oil based? No, there are some deck stains that are water-based. Water-based deck stains are a popular choice among DIYers because it is easy to apply and has lower fumes than oil-based deck stains. Most professionals still prefer oil-based deck stains. What is the best oil-based deck stain? TWP 100, TWP 1500, and Armstrong Clark are our most recommended oil-based deck stains. These stains naturally repel water and preserve the strength and durability of the wood. More Info…

Water Based vs. Oil Based Deck Stains We welcome you to Deckstainhelp.com, where people come to share their knowledge and insights about deck staining in 2022. Please see below for some information that sets the record straight when comparing water-based stains with oil-based stains. As always, comments are encouraged below. A long-debated topic is that of water-based vs. oil-based deck stains. Which one is better to use and will provide the best protection for a wood deck? Actually, there are advantages to both water and oil-based deck stains even though they do have some major differences. Both types of stains can provide a beautiful long-lasting finish on all types of wood. Both water-based and oil-based deck stains help reduce water…

Flood CWF-UV5 Oil Wood Stain Review Here at DeckStainHelp.com, we are proud of the fact that we have become the Internet’s number one reference for your deck stain opinions and reviews. We thank you for your continued support. Our customers who have used Flood CWF-UV5 Oil Wood Stain continue to give mixed reviews about the appearance and longevity of their deck stain projects. If you have used Flood CWF-UV5 Oil Wood Stain, we would like to hear what you think, so feel free to leave a comment below and pictures of your completed projects if you have them. Important Note:  This is our 2nd review for Flood CWF UV5. See our first review here: Flood CWF5 Oil Review Premium oil finish ideal…

TWP 1500 Series Review in 2022 Here at DeckStainHelp.com we take pride in the fact that we have become the Internet’s go-to site for all things exterior wood and deck restoration related. Hearing from our customers who have used TWP 1500 stain in the past, their decks have held up to the test of time and weather after this harsh winter. It is also one of our top go-to stains for our restoration business. As always, we appreciate your input, so feel free to leave a comment below and pictures of your completed projects if you have them. Important Note: This is our 2nd Review of the TWP 1500 Series. Our first review of the TWP 1500 Stain was started…

Change from Water Based to Oil Based Deck Stains DeckStainHelp.com continues to be a trusted source for the latest in deck restoration news and trending topics throughout 2022. Water-based stains and oil-based stains have their advantages and disadvantages. If you wish to change from a water-based to oil-based deck stain, or vice versa, here are some suggestions. Any questions? Ask below! How to Change From Water Based to Oil Based Exterior Decking Stain and Vice Versa The longevity of a deck or other exterior wood structure depends highly on how well it is maintained. A wood surface left alone or neglected will not last long in a harsh environment. Wood needs to be sealed and protected from moisture, UV rays,…