Scott, Thanks for your reply. Appreciate it.

@jspanther Stay away from all SW stains. TWP is easy to apply, the contractor will have no issues and will end up liking it better. We typically do no...

Scott, Thanks for answering my questions. You suggested staying away from SW products. Does this recommendation also apply to SW oil-based semi-tr...

@jspanther 1. Both TWP 1500 and RAD stains are excellent. Base does not matter. Stay away from SW products. Have you tried to find contractors who ...

Hello Scott, I would appreciate your advice regarding preparing and staining my new deck (pressure treated pine) by answering some questions I have....

@david-c Use the Gemini Restore-A-Deck Prep kit while pressure washing for the prep. If you want to see the wood grain, use the TWP 1500 Series.

Hey Scott, I am staining my deck for the first time. It was built 3 years ago. I live in Cape Girardeau Missouri, we get alot of rain, there is no ...

Good idea. Thanks

You may want to consider a two-toned deck as it will be difficult to remove it fully from the railings:

@deckstainhelp Agree-no one should ever buy this Behr product! I'll try the RAD. Thank you!

Behr lies (someone should start a class action) about the opacity of their stains. What you have is not semi-transparent but opaque in appearance. You...

@whidbey Great!

looks better after 2nd stripping and brightening.