Solid Color Deck Stain Picture Album Some new solid color stains have been introduced in the last few years and are better than previous brands due to enhancements in technology. Less wear and peeling when tested. We always appreciate your input, so feel free to leave a comment below with pictures of your solid deck stain projects. For more info, see our article: The Best Solid Color Deck Stains
Solid Color Deck Stains
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Why Have a Two-Toned Deck?
Why Choose a Two-Toned Deck? Two-toned decks are becoming more popular every year. With a solid color (opaque) deck stain on the verticals and a semi-transparent stain on the horizontal, two-toned decks look great and can ease the maintenance down the road. If you have any questions or have done a two-toned deck restoration, please post the pictures below in the comment area with some tips on what you used and how you prepped the wood. There are several visual and maintenance advantages of having a two-toned deck. Here are a few of the main reasons consumers have been switching to the two-toned look. The ability to color match the railings and vertical wood to blend with the color of the house by using…
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The Best Solid Deck Stains for 2022
What are the Best Solid Color Deck Stains Some new solid color stains have been introduced in the last few years and are better than previous brands due to enhancements in technology. Less wear and peeling when tested. We always appreciate your input, so feel free to leave a comment below with pictures of your solid deck stain projects. Solid Color Deck Stain Reviews for 2022 Our favorite deck stains have always been the penetrating semi-transparent stains. These stain types allow the wood grain to show, and if they truly soak into the wood grain, reapplying is easier down the road. Solid color deck stains have always been a “last resort” coating, in our opinion. We have not been huge fans of…
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Why Solid Stains are Better for Vertical Wood
Why use A Solid Stain on Vertical Wood With a solid color (opaque) deck stain on the verticals or railings of a deck, you can create a two-toned deck that looks great and can ease the maintenance down the road. Advantages to Solid Stains Vertical Wood There are several advantages to having a solid color stain on your vertical wood or railings. The ability to color match the railings and vertical wood to blend with the color of the house. Solid stains on vertical wood/railings can last 2-3 times longer or up to 6 years with little to no maintenance. Note that solid stains will fail much quicker on horizontal flooring and can be harder to maintain. Choosing a solid stain for the verticals and a…
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Different Types of Deck Stains in 2022 We appreciate our community of deck stain enthusiasts here at Deckstainhelp.com as we continue to add content and serve as your go-to source for the latest in deck restoration news and trending topics through 2022. In this article, we talk about the different categories of deck stains and what sets them apart. As always, comments are encouraged below. Many people ask what types of deck stains are available when curious about deck care and maintenance. Deck stains, in general, are for preserving and protecting exterior wood. They provide water repellency, UV protection, reduce fungal growth, and enhance the natural beauty of the wood. In 2022deck stains come in several types of opacity levels…
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Will Darker Color Deck Stains Will Last Longer? DeckStainHelp.com remains the Internet’s go-to site for all things exterior wood surface restoration related. Below we explain why darker color deck stains will last longer, so if you are looking for a long-lasting stain, choose a darker color. We encourage customer interaction on our site, so feel free to leave us a comment below. The lifetime of a deck stain is determined by several different factors. Weather, climate, sun exposure, and foot traffic are some of the main factors that will determine the longevity of a deck stain. Out of these main key factors, sun exposure is probably one of the most damaging elements to a stain’s integrity. Harmful UV rays can…
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Best Solid Color Deck Stains for 2022 Some new solid color stains have been introduced since we originally published this article. We recommend you do your research on our site with reviews for recommendations for the best solid color deck stains. Our top picks for a solid color deck stain are below. If you want a solid color Deck Resurface type stain, then choose the Gulf Synthetics. We always appreciate your input, so feel free to leave a comment below with pictures of your solid deck stain projects. Best Solid Stain for Deck Here is our list of the top solid color deck stains that we use as restoration contractors: Restore-A-Deck Solid Stains Defy Extreme Solid Stains Flood Solid Color…
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Deck Stain Color Tips We here at DeckStainHelp.com are proud to be the internet’s number one reference for all things wood deck restoration-related. In this article, we talk about a strategy for picking out the perfect deck stain color for your wood stain project in 2022. We are always looking for ways to engage with our readers, so we appreciate your input, questions, and pictures by leaving a comment below. Deck Stain Color Ideas for Exterior Wood Choosing a deck stain color can be a bit confusing with so many different choices on the market today. There is a wide range of colors, tones, and opacity choices to take into consideration. Also taking into account the type of wood you…
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Comparing Deck Stain Types in 2022 At Deckstainhelp.com, we take pride in the fact that we are your trusted go-to site for all things exterior wood and deck restoration-related. In this updated article for the 2022 year, we outline the difference between deck sealers, deck stains, and deck paints, and where to put them to use. As always, we appreciate your input, so feel free to leave a comment below and pictures of your completed projects if you have them. Deck Stains vs. Deck Sealers vs. Deck Paints It is a common concern of deck owners whether to use a deck stain, deck sealer, or deck paint. There really is not an exact definition of any deck stain, sealer, or…
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Deck Stain versus Clear Deck Sealer Here at DeckStainHelp.com, we are proud of the fact that we are the Internet’s number one reference for your deck stain questions, opinions, and reviews. In this updated article for 2022, we outline the differences between deck stains and clear deck sealers. Clear deck sealers continue to be an option for protecting your wood deck from water damage, but unfortunately, do not provide any protection against UV rays and graying/wood darkening. We would like to hear what you think, so feel free to leave a comment below with pictures of your projects if you have them. Should you use a Deck Stain or Clear Deck Sealer? To enhance the appearance of a wood deck…
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Why Penetrating Deck Stains are Best We appreciate you visiting Deckstainhelp.com as we continue to be your go-to source for the latest in deck restoration news and trending topics through 2022. Below, we talk about Why Penetrating Deck Stains are Best. Feel free to leave a comment below with any pictures you may have. Finding the right stain for your wooden deck is the key to getting lasting results. But with so many deck stain choices it can be a daunting task, to say the least. To narrow down the search for the best deck stain you first need to understand what the different types of protection are. Without getting into oil vs. water-based debate or colors, tones, and opacity…
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Why Have a Two-Toned Deck 2022 Two-toned decks are popular among many deck owners for 2022 for multiple reasons. A two-toned deck normally has paint or solid deck stain on the railings and spindles and the deck floor is stained with a transparent or semi-transparent deck stain. There are several advantages to having a two-toned deck. Being able to match or blend the deck in better with the house without having to give up the natural wood look is one benefit. Most houses have 2-3 different colors including the siding, trim, shutters, gutters, fascia, etc. When a wood deck is all-natural with a translucent stain it sticks out more from the house. Some deck owners like the deck to blend…