Protect and beautify with BEHR PREMIUM Solid Color Weatherproofing All-In-One Wood Stain & Sealer. This 100% acrylic formula seals out the elements, and the sun's harmful UV rays, for up to 10 yrs. on decks and up to 25 yrs. on fences and siding.

Enhance your wood's natural patterns while providing increased protection from the elements. This 100% acrylic formula seals out the elements, and sun's harmful UV rays, for up to 6 yrs. on decks and up to 8 yrs. on fences & siding.

A semi-transparent deck stain provides some coverage while still allowing the natural wood grain of your deck to show. This is a good option for decks that have already been stained or weathered because it will help revive the color while still allowing the wood to breathe.

The second coat will help keep colors as rich as possible and ensure lasting durability through all seasons. Enjoy your freshly stained deck.

2 to 3 years Clear and transparent stains need a touchup every year or two. Semi-transparent last 2 to 3 years. Semi-solid stains are good for 2 to 4 years of protection. Solid stains on decks may protect up to 5 to 7 years.

Always back brush for best. Results this will work the finish into the wood. And ensure the coating is even across the surface.

1-2 hours before recoat. Wait 24-48 hours before light foot traffic. 72 hours for full cure.

The number of coats will determine the final appearance of the wood. Essential and Extreme DEFY Semi-Transparent Wood Stains have a flat finish after one or two coats. But DEFY Ultra Semi-Transparent Wood Stains offer a luxurious satin finish after two coats, giving your outdoor wood the appearance of indoor wood.

1-2 hours before recoat. Wait 24-48 hours before light foot traffic. 72 hours for full cure.

It's safe for a water-based deck stain to be exposed to rain as long as it has fully dried, which can take one to 24 hours. However, it must cure for up to 72 hours before you can walk on it or place any furniture on it.

1-2 hours before recoat. Allow 72 hours for full cure.

Sealers should last at least a year, with some lasting up to three years.

Solid stains require recoating after 4-5 years, on average. Sealers do not provide any coloration of the wood, but they protect it against moisture that causes rot and splitting. Most sealers last one cycle of seasons and should be renewed each year.

We always recommend two coats of stain for any wood project, but you should only apply as much stain as the wood can absorb. Extremely dense hardwoods may only be able to absorb one coat of wood stain. The general rule of thumb is to apply only as much deck stain as the wood can absorb.

Wood Grain Exposure: A semi-transparent stain will show off the beautiful grain of the natural wood including the different variances creating a naturally enhanced look. Easier Maintenance: A semi-transparent stain does not peel or chip, but fades away with time.

You can expect oil-based stains to dry to the touch after about 12 to 24 hours, though the stain will take up to 72 hours to fully dry. Gel stains take longer than any other type of stain to dry. Plan on waiting 24 hours after application before the stain is dry to the touch.