Considering it's that time of year
We'd like to share our favorite exterior stain products
It can be a difficult thing choosing stain,
especially for our weather
the finicky summers of boiling hot,
and beyond cold harsh winters.
We've searched for the best
and have found three exceptional stains
To start in choosing stain
What kind of transparency is right for your project?
We sell three different opacities
The most transparent is
Penofin Ultra Premium Clear
We fell in love with this product
It's perfect for any project
The finish is close to that of furniture.
When people tell us they love it when their wood is wet,
it's our go to product.
-Why it's great-
Increased transoxide pigments for 99% ultraviolet protection against fading
Extra protection against mildew
Brazilian Rosewood Oil wood stain that deeply penetrates to protect against moisture
Pigments won't fade, turn chalky or wash off
Your next option is a Semi-Transparent finish.
We carry the Arborcoat Classic Oil Semi-Transparent Finish.
There is still a high demand for alkyd stains,
they have proven their excellence time and time again.
Best if the wood is a little worn, or already has a semi-transparent finish on it.
Or if more color is desired.
-Why it's great-
Provides protection and colour without obscuring the grain or texture of the wood
May be applied to new, pressure treated lumber
A water repellent coating
Formulated to penetrate, protect, and beautify
wood decking, siding, fencing, shingles and furniture
Scuff resistant
Specially formulated to resist mildew growth on the stain film
Available in 75 colours
Lastly the final option of opacity
Solid
We sell Flood in their solid stain.
Solid stain can be one of the easiest choices,
basically fool proof.
It looks like paint, but doesn't need a primer and it protects and penetrates the wood.
This finish is especially best for wood that has seen better days.
-Why it's great-
Opaque finish hides imperfections and aging wood while allowing the wood texture to show through
Adheres to challenging exterior wood surfaces - with no primer necessary
Retains color exceptionally well, so it can be applied less often
Long-lasting stain protects wood and resists peeling, blistering and mildew
Easy soap-and-water cleanup