Use a solid color deck stain, not a paint for the floors and the verticals. Paints will peel on floors.

See Defy website for some help and tips:/p>

Just pressure wash it with a deck cleaner to remove the algae and mildew. You can apply a solid stain to the railings. Leave the composite unstained.

No need.

Look at Restore A Deck, Armstrong Clark, and TWP 200 Series stains. They all have a gray. As for dark gray, you might need a semi-solid. Look at TWP S...

This is not an easy strip as the Behr is filming on top of the wood like a solid stain. You most likely cannot strip it all off. Best to remove as muc...

The RAD stain would work well. As for the amount of stain, best to measure all wood and add up the square footage. Then check with RAD to see the amou...

No deck stain can hold up to chlorine/bleach. They will all be damaged eventually from excess water.

Amounts should be okay. The metal should be okay.

You should be able to strip or remove most of the old stain using the RAD and both additives.. You do not need to scrub after applying cleaner or stri...

Not sure what the stains are, but they are deep into the wood so nothing that is a surface cleaner would work. Not sure what would work if anything wi...

If the Cabot Solid is water-based, then you should be okay.

Do #1. TWP works great. Either the 100 Series or the Semi-Solids. Depends on the look you want.

Strip and brighten the wood to remove the RS:/p> Try TWP in a Semi-Solid Color:/p>