Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain 1 Gallon
Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain 1 Gallon
Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain 1 Gallon
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Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain light walnut color
Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain dark walnut color
Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain 1 Gallon
Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain 1 Gallon Product Data Sheet

Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Wood Stain 1 Gallon

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Recent advancements in water-based wood stain technology have allowed the active ingredients in the Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Stain to offer better UV protection, excellent penetration into the wood grain, the ability to apply to damp wood, all in 5 beautiful semi-transparent colors that highlight the natural wood grain: Natural, Cedar, Light Walnut, Dark Walnut, Driftwood Gray

Note: Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain can be applied to dry or damp wood.
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Stain and Prep on the Same Day!

RAD Stain Steps

Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Wood Stain is an advanced, water-based, semi-transparent stain formulation designed to penetrate deep into wood pores for maximum protection and longevity. Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain protects wood from harmful UV rays and damage caused by water penetration. Restore-A-Deck Wood Stain is safe to use, has a low odor, and is easy to clean up with soap and water. It is ideal for all wood types including pressure-treated pine, cedar, fir, or redwood.

Recent advancements in water-based wood stain technology have allowed the active ingredients in the Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Stain to offer better UV protection, excellent penetration into the wood grain, the ability to apply to damp wood, all in 5 beautiful semi-transparent colors that highlight the natural wood grain.

RAD Semi-Transparent Wood and Deck Stain will increase the life, appearance, and durability of all exterior wood surfaces. With the easy to apply and maintain Eco-Safe formula, you'll be able to finish faster and enjoy your exterior wood or deck for years.

WHERE TO USE
Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Wood Stain is intended for all wood types of weathered, exterior wood surfaces including decks, fences, siding, outdoor furniture, gazebos, and playsets. You can apply Restore-A-Deck Premium Wood Stain to hardwoods including mahogany, ipe, or other types of exotic hardwoods. 

Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Wood Stain can be applied the same day as the prep. Make sure that all standing water has dried off the surface after prep. Typically 2-4 hours at 70º F and less than 50% humidity.

Note: Restore-A-Deck Semi-Transparent Wood Stain can be applied to dry or damp wood. 

New Wood Note: New wood is not the same as "damp" wood and needs to weather and be prepped before staining. Restore-A-Deck Stain and New Wood

Coverage:
RAD Wood Deck Stain applies at about 100-200 feet per gallon. Actual coverage varies depending on wood porosity.

Restore A Deck Stain Application Tips

ADVANTAGES

  • Stain the same day as the prep!
  • Utilizing the latest advancements in water-based stain technology
  • Cost-effective stain and sealer for your wood
  • Deep penetration into the wood grain resulting in less chance of wear and tear
  • Protects wood from damaging UV oxidation and graying
  • Available in 4 beautiful semi-transparent finishes – Natural, Cedar, Light Walnut, & Dark Walnut
  • For use on all exterior wood types and surfaces, not just decks
  • Eco-Safe
  • Dries to a flat, natural-looking finish
  • Water-based, easy cleanup
  • Easy to reapply as needed
  • Easy to remove if needed
  • Does not promote mold/mildew growth
  • Low VOC content, compliant with all US states and Canada

Restore A Deck Semi-Transparent Stain Color Chart

Gallon Sizes:
1's and 5's
Coats  Required:
1-2 Coats
Coverage Per Gallon:
100-200 sq. ft
Temperature:
45-95 F
Application Tools:
Sprayer, Pad, Brush, Roller
Dry Time:
4-8 Hours
Cleanup:
Soap and Water
VOC Compliant: 50
Compliant in all States
More Info:
Product Data Sheet

Reviews

Wednesday, 20 December 2017

Awesome deck stain. Prepped the wood and 2 hours later we stained the deck. All done in half a day!

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    Renae · 07/28/2020
    We stripped and brightened our deck with Restore-a-Deck products. The next day we applied Restore-a-Deck Light Walnut stain. It looks great except there are stripes on the stairs from the shadow of the railing. There was filtered sun when we applied the stain. The wood that was shaded from the shadow of the railing is lighter than the rest of the wood on the treads. Will this eventually dry out evenly? It is still like that 24 hours after staining.
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    Mark · 07/19/2020
    Added note by post author: Would you recommned a semi transparent or solid stain for this application? Thanks
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    Mark · 07/19/2020
    We have a dock in the Pacific NW that has pressure treated 2 x 8 on it. Not sure when it was built but we have been here 7 yrs. There is no other coating on the boards. I was hoping to flip the boards and then
    fill any voids ( its there an epoxy coating or filler that you would recommend for that?) the underside of the dock boards are in surprisingly decent shape.

    The filled areas would be underneath when reinstalled. Since there hasnt been any other stain or coating on these boards, could I just pressure wash and stain or is cleaner & brightener recommended? Thanks in advance for your advice!
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    Shane · 07/19/2020
    Sorry, this was in reference to my other message with two other photos. Not sure why it started a new thread.
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    Shane · 07/19/2020
    3rd photo
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    Shane · 07/17/2020
    I purchased a home with a large deck that had been ignored for some time, then slapped with a coat of Cabot DeckCorrect before listing. Clearly they did not follow instructions for preparation because it began peeling off in large sections within a year. After spending two long weekends and hundreds of dollars renting the right equipment, I was successful in getting it off with 20 and 36 grit paper. What's underneath appears to be a very nice, but quite hard old redwood from what I can tell. I am still sanding edges and carving out sections of rot which I will add drain holes to and just let it be (no filler). Based on my research and the comments here, my plan is to then sand up to 100 grit, then use cleaner, then brightener, then some TBD staining product. The area will be in full sun in Southern California. Any suggestions for prep or product? Thanks!
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      RAD Products · 07/17/2020
      No finer than 60-80 grit. After fully sanding it off, do a final prep of the RAD Cleaner and Brightener before applying one coat of the RAD stain.
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        Shane · 07/19/2020
        Thank you. I will use 60 grit then as the overall finish of the deck is pretty rustic already.

        Two other questions came to mind. One, I cannot tell for sure what species this is. It somewhat looks like redwood, but it very hard. Second, do you have suggestions for carving out these rot areas? I am using a wire brush and then will sand as much as I can, as well as add drain holes for water. Any other suggestions? See photos.
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          RAD Products · 07/20/2020
          Looks like redwood. You cannot fix the rotted areas. Replace boards if needed.
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    David · 07/14/2020
    I have just sanded off a solid stain finish from a 330 sf pressure treated pine deck. Age of deck is unknown, maybe 10-20 years. Do I need to brighten newly sanded wood? And how many coats of semi transparent stain - 1 or 2? I'm in SE Michigan. Thanks!
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      RAD Products · 07/14/2020
      Clean and brighten wood for final prep. 1 coat to sanded wood. You can pick up at our store in Bloomfield Hills if you would like.
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    WHM · 07/14/2020
    As I finish an RAD stain project for my deck, I want to apply a semi-transparent stain to a "dining" table I built for the deck out of pressure-treated pine. What do you recommend in terms of a product for the table top to help protect against food and drink spills, salt, and/or anything else from a meal? The table will experience direct sun from about 8-11 am, then it will be in the shadows for the remainder of the day.
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      RAD Products · 07/14/2020
      You will need to treat this as new wood. See here: https://www.restore-a-deck.com/Deck-Cleaning-Reviews-and-Tips/restore-a-deck-stain-for-new-wood.html

      After wait and prep, you can use the RAD stains.
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        WHM · 07/14/2020
        Sorry, I was not clear in my question. Yes, I will treat as new wood and will follow your 3-step process with the semi-transparent stain. I was wondering if you had any recommendations for a product to cover the stain on the table top only . . . polyurethane? varnish? shellac? resin? I am concerned about food spills, e.g red wine? I want to protect and not destroy the semi-transparent stain. The table is about 52" inches in diameter and a thick piece of glass would be a bit too much.
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          RAD Products · 07/14/2020
          Sorry but no, you cannot topcoat over a deck stain, it will peel.
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    Susan · 07/05/2020
    Where to buy in Canada?
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    Dee · 06/27/2020
    I had rough cut milled cedar, totally dry that I then planed. Can this be stained directly? Or do I need to wait?
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    dee · 06/26/2020
    how often do i have to restain?
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    Ben · 06/25/2020
    I am a little concerned with hot sun application. With it being summer and daily highs reaching the 90s I was thinking about applying the product at night after it has cooled down a little bit. Would there be any problem with this?
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    isaac · 06/24/2020
    i’m running short on stain what can i get done more with a brush or pad?
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    isaac · 06/24/2020
    i might not have enough stain for 2 coats for the deck floors. is one coat enough?
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    isaac · 06/21/2020
    i’ll be staining tomorrow with semi transparent stain, it will be sunny and 90 degrees any problem with that? Also i’ve noticed some black spots mainly where the nails are nailed on the deck boards any concern there?
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    isaac · 06/21/2020
    it’s been about a month since i stripped the wood and a week since i power washed the wood for the last time (after sanding) do you think i should power wash again to clean so i don’t stain over dirt?
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    isaac · 06/21/2020
    the weather says 40% chance it’s going to rain, what do u recommend?
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    isaac · 06/19/2020
    How many hours after using semi-transparent is it ok for it to rain?
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    Kim B · 06/18/2020
    Also, how many gallons will I need?
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    Kim B · 06/18/2020
    I am in hot/humid AL. Deck is covered so not a lot of direct sun but edges get partial sun.
    I have about 300 sq ft to seal total... deck bench & steps.
    I have used Cabot semi transparent light oak to stain bench around deck (usually takes 2 coats but I don’t want it darker). I want to clear coat deck & also add clear sealer to bench.
    Both were just pressure washed & sanded.
    What product do you recommend?
    Do you have any retailers in AL in Birmingham area?
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      RAD Products · 06/19/2020
      Hello. The RAD stains only come in semi-transparent color or solid colors and not in a clear. You also cannot apply a clear coat over your stained bench. Does not work. We sell online only.
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    isaac · 06/17/2020
    Forgot to mention I’m using semi-transparent
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    isaac · 06/17/2020
    Hi I have just finished the applying the brightener, how long do I wait before staining? Also, I’m not too sure how to stain the ideal way. How many coats? If 2 coats how long do I wait after the first? Do I stain verticals first? Do I stain section by section?
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    Scott Berneburg · 06/14/2020
    My deck is 12 years old, made from treated pine and approx. 480 sq ft of floor boards and about 350 sq ft of railing, skirting, etc. I am planning to use semitransparent stain on the floor boards and a solid stain on the rest. Deck currently has a solid stain (brand?). I completely sanded off the floor and replaced approx. 16 of the 6" x 16" boards (128 of the total 480 sq ft). I plan to buy the cleaner and brightener. I plan to apply 2 coats of each stain (only one to the new floor boards?) unless advise otherwise. About how many gallons of the solid and semitransparent will I need? And, how long do I need to wait to stain the new wood?
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    Jim · 06/10/2020
    What semi-transparent stain should I apply to a Tiger Wood deck?

    The deck is

    2000 sq ft (includes steps and railings)

    previously stained (2 years ago) now grey and weathered

    SW WA state (near Portland, OR) so gets lots of rain, sun, mildew/mold

    Do I use cleaner or stripper?

    How much cleaner/stripper, brightener, stain should I buy?
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      RAD Products · 06/10/2020
      Strip and brighten. 2-3 of the Kits. Use the RAD semi-transparent stain. About 10 gallons for the one coat needed.
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    Matt · 06/08/2020
    Can you confirm that no other sealer is needed after applying this stain? I really only want to seal. Thanks!
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      RAD Products · 06/08/2020
      You cannot apply a sealer over the RAD Stains. No need.
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    Dave Yeakley · 06/06/2020
    Do you have solid colors
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    Janice · 05/31/2020
    Stained PT Pine deck with Rad semi transparent cedar stain but I want it to be darker. What is the minimum time before I can go back and put the dark walnut on it. Does it matter if it has one or two coats of the cedar? It was stripped and brightened before staining....what prep is needed before staining with the dark walnut color? Would the time frame or prep be different if I went with the solid stain?
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      RAD Products · 05/31/2020
      Clean and brighten for prep in 9-12 months. If you want to do it sooner, then strip and brighten.
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    tbeaird · 05/26/2020
    I got the first coat of semi-transparent down on two boards and they got missed on the second coat. Can I go back and still place a second coat after they have been drying for several hours?
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      RAD Products · 05/26/2020
      It will probably not blend or take if you do spot touch-ups.
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        tbeaird · 05/26/2020
        How many months should I wait before applying a second coat? And BTW the deck brush to apply semi-translucent is the bomb! My deck is 850 sq ft and the brush has saved my back! Thanks!
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    Jonathan · 05/24/2020
    Hello there, I am working on a project to build a small outdoor climbing wall. Would this product be suitable for use on a "B.C Pine Plywood Exterior"? Also, would I have to wait for the 1-2, or 3-6, months to apply this product?
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      RAD Products · 05/25/2020
      Yes you can use this after 3+ months of weathering.
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    Ryder · 05/22/2020
    I have a small deck 104 sqft and then the stairs take up about 35 sqft, and then there's the vertical railings. I'm wondering how much stain I need to cover.