Stain New Redwood Decks

2023 for Staining a New Deck DeckStainHelp.com is the Internet’s number one go-to site for all things exterior wood surface restoration related. As before, we recommend you wait 3+ months to stain new wood surfaces to allow the wood to weather, creating an ideal weathered surface that will hold the stain better. We encourage customer interaction on our site, so feel free to participate in our open discussion. See here for a more in-depth article on Staining New Decking. Staining a new deck in 2023 has never been easier. With today’s quality wood cleaners and stains, most anyone can get professional-like results. We have come a long way in wood restoration products and in 2023 most of these products are…

Seasoning a New Deck 2023 We at Deckstainhelp.com strive to provide the most up-to-date information and tips for your deck stain projects. The tip for a beautifully stained new deck is the first step, letting the deck weather before applying the cleaner, wood brightener, and stain. Feel free to also submit a comment below. When a deck is brand new usually the lumber is still very “green” and has high moisture content. That is unless the lumber is KDAT lumber meaning, “kiln dried after treatment.” This type of wood is dried before it is sold. But for the average deck being built, regular cedar, redwood, or pine is used in the construction. You may have heard the term “season” and…

New Redwood Deck Staining Tips DeckStainHelp.com has become the Internet’s go-to site for exotic wood deck staining tips. As with all different types of wood surfaces, we recommend you properly prep your redwood before staining in 2023. This involves allowing your redwood to weather for a few months prior to cleaning and brightening. Feel free to leave us a comment with pictures of your  Redwood projects if you have them. New Redwood Deck Staining Help and Tips The natural beauty of redwood can make for a gorgeous deck that any homeowner would be proud of. Redwood is not as readily available as other types of wood, which makes it more expensive. But the cost can be justified by the beauty…