Restore A Deck is a penetrating stain so you can clean and recoat as needed. You can also use the TWP 100 Series for this. You cannot use the TWP over...

You could try a stripper and see if that works. Make sure to brighten all after.

You would need to strip and brighten for prep.

Sealers seal unstained wood, never stained wood. Also, deck stains have water repellent properties as well so no need.

You can never apply a sealer over a deck stain so you will have to remove it by stripping and or sanding. You will probably have to restain after as w...

Sorry for the delay. Yes, use a cleaner and then a wood brightener while pressure washing. Stain after:

Sorry for the delay. Just paint over it.

Sorry for the delay. See this about new wood:

Sorry for the delay. 60, then 80, then brighten.

Try TWP Stains but you will have to fully remove the Sikkens first,

You have to remove the previous coating when switching brands. Try the TWP 1500 after removing it.

The shelf life of opened containers is usually about 12 months or less. It will probably not last any longer.

You can only stain over the current stain if you use the same brand and color otherwise you will need to strip and brighten for prep. As for the deck,...

Prep with the Restore A Deck Cleaner and Brightener Kits: Stain with the RAD Stain in Natural:

Any filming glossy type coating that lays on top of the deck surface will be prone to peeling and will be a huge mess to fix when it does. Heavy-duty ...