water 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…

Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Review 2022 This is our 4th Year for the review of the Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Wood Stain. This review will be updated through the years with new pictures as the stain ages. In 2017, our first full year of using the Restore A Deck stain, we had no issues with performance and saved a tremendous amount of time with the ability to prep and stain on the same day. We will continue to offer the Restore A Deck Semi-Transparent Wood Stain as one of our go-to decking stains for the 2022 restoration season. *We prefer the application to damp wood as it performs better and applies easier. Note: Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Wood Stain can be applied to dry or damp…

Defy Extreme Wood Stain Review 2022 This is an updated review of our original Defy Extreme Wood Stain.  See Here for First Review: Defy Extreme Stain Review Note: Defy Extreme Stain had a label change in 2019. Defy Extreme Stain Description Defy Extreme Wood and Deck stains are one of our top choices for water-based deck stains. It has superior UV resistance and has the ability to penetrate into the wood grain almost as well as an oil-based semi-transparent. The mold and mildew protection is superior to 90% of all other semi-transparent stains due to the nanoparticles of zinc oxide. In 2008 Defy unveiled the Defy Extreme Stain, which quickly became the most popular stain in the Defy stain line.…

Best New Deck Stain – Updated May 2022  In 2018, our first full year of using the Restore A Deck stain, we had zero issues with performance and saved a tremendous amount of time with the ability to prep and stain on the same day. Three years later and we will continue to offer the Restore A Deck Wood Stain as one of our go-to decking stains for the 2022 restoration season. With over 20 years’ experience owning and operating our own deck staining business, we have tried pretty much every brand of deck stain out there. We Q&A with thousands of contractors, homeowners, and project managers about their projects, what works, and what does not. Three years ago we…

How to Apply Deck Stain to Damp Wood We appreciate your input here at Deckstainhelp.com as we continue to be your go-to source for the latest in deck restoration news and trending topics through 2022. See below for an article about Applying a Deck Stain to Damp Wood. Feel free to leave a comment or ask questions below. Applying a Deck Stain to Damp Wood on the same day as prep? We here at deckstainhelp.com have been receiving inquiries asking how best to apply a deck stain to damp wood. This is a newer concept, as before, stains could only be applied to dry wood that has been prepped with a waiting period of 2-3 days after prep. So far,…

What are the Best Water Based Deck Stains in 2022? We here at deckstainhelp.com hear about the best deck stains directly from thousands of consumers. Water-based deck stains have skyrocketed in popularity over the last 4 years, due in part to the crackdown on environmental regulations. Individual states are adopting lower VOC laws that cause less stress on the environment and are easier to clean up. Water-based stains tend to abide by these stricter VOC regulations, so they are a good choice if this is a priority for you. The two highest-rated water-based deck stains are Restore-A-Deck and Defy Extreme. Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain is a new stain that comes in 4 different semi-transparent finishes and is designed to penetrate deep…

Why Choose a Water-Based Deck Stain in 2022 Here at DeckStainHelp.com we take pride in the fact that our customers come to us for the latest in deck restoration news and trending topics. New in 202 2is further confirmation that choosing a semi-transparent, water-based stain really is the best overall choice to enhance your deck’s natural wood grain. Like years before, our customers who have used Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain wood and deck stain continue to be satisfied by the appearance and longevity of their deck stain projects. We appreciate your input. If you have used a water-based stain, feel free to leave a comment below and pictures of your completed projects if you have them. When it comes to choosing…

Best Water-Based Deck Stains 2022 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. If you are looking for honest deck stain ratings, look no further. We base our ratings on our personal experiences as well as the input from thousands of project managers. Feel free to leave a comment below about your water-based deck stain of choice. With a lot of water-based deck stains on the market today it can be difficult to find the best one for your deck stain project. Looking at the reviews for the best water-based deck stain, one stands in a class by itself. Defy Extreme deck stain…

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…

How Water Based Wood Stains are Different and Better Today Than They Were 10 Years Ago Welcome to Deckstainhelp.com, the number one source for deck staining tips and the latest industry news on the internet in 2022. Water-based stains have come a long way as far as quality and longevity go in the last 10+ years. We look back at the progression in the article below. Feel free to leave a comment if you’ve seen the evolution of deck stain technology yourself. A decade ago water-based wood stains were not much of a comparison to some of the quality oil-based stains. Prior to new technology, water-based stains would not perform well in some conditions. Harsh sunlight and fungal growth were…

Defy Extreme Wood Stain Review 2022 Note: Defy Extreme Stain had a label change in 2019. Welcome to DeckStainHelp.com, the Internet’s first stop for exterior wood deck restoration topics. Our customers who have used Defy Extreme wood stain continue to be satisfied by the appearance and longevity of their deck stain projects year after year. If you have used Defy Extreme wood deck stain, we welcome your input, so feel free to leave a comment below with pictures of your completed projects if you have them. Important Note:  This is our Updated 2nd Review of Defy Extreme Wood Stain. Our first review of the Defy Extreme Stain was started in 2009 and completed in 2011.  See Here for First Review:…

Acrylic Water Based Deck Stains If you have any Acrylic Water Based deck staining questions, feel free to leave us a comment below. Why Acrylic Water Based Deck Stains Do Not Work Very Well A major factor in maintaining a deck is keeping the wood protected. A good weather-resistant deck stain should be applied to the wood every couple of years to protect it from weather damage. A quality deck stain will not only protect your deck from the weather but will also enhance its beauty and keep it looking good for years to come.