Sure but it may not blend 100%.

They last about the same. TWP 100 penetrates better while the TWP 1500 has a little more pigment. Darker colors will last longer then lighter colors.

You cannot buff a newly applied stain. It will "gum" up the pads. You would have to strip the deck first of the stain, buff all, then restain. Your to...

Adding more could create more issues then it is worth. May not dry, sticky, etc. Leave it alone for 6-12 months, lightly clean and apply one light coa...

It is not easy to spot treat. Definetly looks like the stain did not take there before the rain. Did the spots show up only after the rain?

Penofin is a very average stain. Penning turns black on most decks. It is a major flaw of that brand. Has nothing to do with being an oil based stain ...

1. Typically you can get 2+ years 2. Depends on the brand. Some peel and some will fade. Armstrong Clark fades if prepped and applied correctly. 3...

You should clean and brighten again with the pressure washing.

The TWP clears have no UV resistance from graying. Need a tint/color for UV protection and the more tint/color you have, the better the protection. Lo...

Never heard of a brightener making the stain orange but you do not have to use a brightener on IPE wood. We like Wooster stain brushes. Do not like ch...

I am reluctant to think a penetrating stain will matter or not. The acid from the seeds will eat through it. If you want to try, then look at Armstron...

I doubt any stain will resist the seeds if they are that acidic. FYI, stripping a solid stain off and going transparent is nearly impossible to do. St...

Strippers, cleaners, and or pressure washing will not remove a polyurethane. To remove you will need to use a media blasting type system. Look at corn...

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Prepping with the RAD kits is the best way. Pressure washing while doing this will make it easier. No need to just stain the end grain. Stain all the ...