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(@shawdriver)
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So I am doing a complete deck Restoration on a 20 year old neglected deck. I live in North Carolina I have a 350 sq foot Deck that receives Moring sun and Afternoon Shade, Summer months are hot and Humid! My choice of Stain Would be oil Based Semi Transparent. Our Backyard has a Country Cottage Theme That we Just Love! Because of this I want to be Unique and Creative on my Stain and Colors. Typically you see the Same Old deck Over and Over.. I Tore down the wood Blasster  



   
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Scott Paul ~ Restoring Wood & Decks Since 1993
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Try TWP 100 Series or Armstrong Clark Stains for this deck. Both are excellent penetrating oil-based semi-transparent stains.



   
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(@shawdriver)
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@administrator,So based on my Questions you fill the 2 stains can overlap each other and should I let the first coat dry before 2nd and 3rd or should i apply over stain that is still wet and blend in? another thought was to apply oil based stain then a second and 3rd coat of oil based paint to get the Stress look I'm looking for. Do you know how Stains and paint interact with each other? Thank you



   
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Scott Paul ~ Restoring Wood & Decks Since 1993
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You cannot apply more than 2 coats and you cannot create a distressed look with deck stains. You also cannot mix different brand and different types of stains into your application. What you want to do is not possible. Sorry.



   
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(@shawdriver)
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@administrator ok Thank you for your help anyway.   Randy



   
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when is the best time of year to oil stain a deck? I live in north Carolina with hot humid weather coming soon , what is the best humity that stain will dry and not be Sticky 



   
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Scott Paul ~ Restoring Wood & Decks Since 1993
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Humidity does not matter and temps vary based on the brand you are going to use.



   
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