I need to stain a bunch of cedar decking. Have used Cabot but it is more than $50 a gallon Would like to get at least five years out of it if not more. I plan to apply to all four sides since it will be done before putting them down. What do you guys like? I want some color to it. Not real dark but some color. Probably going to need six gallons give or take.
TWP is good. I think we used to have a dealer here on Sigforum.
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That's what I'd recommend as well. Super easy to use, it's a self-blending stain and sealer in one, with a UV blocker, and it can be sprayed, brushed, or rolled.
Available in your choice of colors, including a traditional orangeish brown cedar tone.
While Cabot and other similar products are good if you want the best there is only one choice and that is Sikkens. Period. Of course, it is more expensive but most high end deck and siding contractors use it with great results…
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