Restore A Deck in A Day Stain Brush
Restore A Deck in A Day Stain Brush

Restore A Deck Wood Staining Brush

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$19.99
Stain your exterior wood and deck faster and with better results!

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Now Comes in 2 Sizes - 10" and new 14" Brush! Stain 40% faster with the large 14" size!
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Now Comes in 2 Sizes - 10" and the new 14" brush! Stain 40% faster with the large 14" size!

Deck Floor Staining Push Brush will help you get your project done quickly. It does a great job of breaking the surface tension and forcing the stain into the wood. That means that your staining job will look good, and last longer. This brush is ideal for staining decks, fences, and wood siding. The 2 3/4″ soft fibers are set in a 10″ x 2.5″ or 14" x 2.5" molded plastic block. The block accepts standard threaded pole handles (as well as flow-thru handles). A threaded pole is not included.

Note: This brush works with Transparent, Semi-Transparent Wood Stains, and most Semi-Solid Wood Stains.

*It will not work with a Solid Color Stain.

Advantages

  • 10" or 14″ Width Allows You to Stain More Boards At Once
  • Cuts Your Staining Time in Half
  • Breaks Surface Tension and Forces Stain Into Wood Pores
  • Saves Your Back and Knees
  • Accepts Standard Threaded Handles/Extension Poles

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    bill · 10/19/2018
    This stain brush is the best I've used! Highly recommended...
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    JT · 10/18/2021
    Can I shake the semi-transparent stain in the container and then pour it into a small hand-held cup to use as I paint my fence - kinda James Bond style...shaken not stirred?
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    Corie · 04/29/2021
    What is the proper way to clean the brush after it was used to apply RAD semi-transparent?  What is the proper way to clean the throughs (where we pour the stain into for application)?
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    Elizabeth Heimerl · 04/28/2021
    I'm ordering your yellow brush for staining my cedar deck with RAD stain. I also have 800 sf of solid cedar fencing, 6' tall. Would this brush on a pole work well for applying stain to the fence or will I want a regular (hand held) brush or pad? Also, how about a large pergola with lots of thin cross pieces and fretwork? And several Adirondack chairs? What's the best applicator to apply RAD stain to these detailed areas? (This will be the Summer-of-Staining-Everything-in-Sight.)
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      RAD Products · 04/28/2021
      Use a pad or brush for vertical wood. Same with pergola or chairs.
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    Ja · 04/22/2021
    When to use a stain brush vs pad?  Thanks
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      RAD Products · 04/23/2021
      Most use this yellow brush for the floors and the pads for edging and the rails.
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    Dennis · 04/20/2021
    Is this brush can reuse after wash with water? I feel that I cannot complete the whole project in one time.
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      mike · 07/22/2021
      this deck brush has lasted me years. I've done my deck more than once with this brush. paired with an adjustable extension pole it makes short work out of big square foot decks! 
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      RAD Products · 04/21/2021
      If you clean it well it should be okay to use later. 
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    tom nichols · 04/20/2021
    how do I order samples
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    Poe · 11/11/2020
    The stain brush has dried up RAD semi-transparent stain. What is the best way to clean the brush to get it back to the original state? Thank you very much.
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      RAD Products · 11/11/2020
      Once the stain has dried on the brush it cannot be cleaned off to reuse.
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    Tim Gage · 09/21/2020
    How long will unused stain last? Does it matter if it's opened or unopened?
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      RAD Products · 09/21/2020
      12 months if opened. 2-3 years if unopened. Cannot freeze.
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    Edie · 09/16/2020
    Will the RAD brush work with Armstrong Clark semi solid stain?
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    Corie · 08/18/2020
    When using this 11" brush, do you sell the "paint tray"?
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    Gay Starkey · 07/22/2020
    How is the best way to use the brush? Do you push it once over or back and forth? Do you have a video showing how to apply?
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      RAD Products · 07/22/2020
      It is very easy. Just apply back and forth with the grain of the board and make sure it is even and soaking into the wood.
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    George Bartlett · 07/04/2020
    Will this brush apply stain in between the deck boards? Or will I need to use the crack and groove tool?
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      RAD Products · 07/04/2020
      The brush may get down in there somewhat but that would depend on the width of your gaps.
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    Ben · 06/24/2020
    I just received the brush with my semi-transparent stain. The brush seems to have a lot of small white fibers clinging to the brush bristles. I am worried that those fibers may end up in the stain on my deck...
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    Valerie Fremin · 06/14/2020
    I'm reading that you only need 1 coat of stain, but people are saying they are doing 2 coats. Why would one want to do 2 coats if only one is needed? Please advise. Thank you kindly
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    Heckstorm1985 · 06/06/2020
    Does this stain brush work for brightening the deck also?
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      RAD Products · 06/07/2020
      No, it is not designed for applying a brightener.
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    Merland L. Clark · 05/28/2020
    I lightly sanded the railing boards after using brightener to get rid of a little furring. If I wet it a few times, will that allow me to stain sooner that 2 months?
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    Tom · 05/11/2020
    I inadvertently left off a deck staining brush when I placed my order this morning. Is there any way to amend that order?
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      RAD Products · 05/11/2020
      We cannot add to orders as we do not keep credit cards on file.
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    James · 05/08/2020
    For an older deck with an imperfect surface, what tool is better the brush or the speed mop?
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    JB · 09/29/2019
    How do you clean the brush after applying stain?
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    Tim · 09/08/2019
    *It will not work with a Solid Color Stain. What type brush would work for your solid stains.
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    Phil · 08/20/2019
    Sorry typo, SICO semi-transparent stain
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    Phil · 08/20/2019
    Will this brush work with semi-transparent sick stain?
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    Jimb · 06/23/2019
    Is it faster to use a sprayer and back brush?
    or Is it better to just use the brush?
    I want it to last...
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    Jan King · 05/08/2019
    Exactly how to you use this brush to apply the stain? Does one pour the stain into something like a paint roller pan, dip the brush into the pan and then apply? Or do you spray on the stain and then use the brush to push it into the wood?
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    Diane · 07/16/2018
    do you need to double the amount of stain for two coats or just had half more, or one third more?
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      RAD Products · 07/16/2018
      The second coat will go about twice as far as the first coat.
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    fred · 06/22/2018
    Does the coverage of 100-200 sq. ft. mean one coat? if need to cover 400 sq.ft. do I need one or two gallons? (sorry for dumb question) Fred
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      RAD Products · 06/23/2018
      That is for one coat. If doing the two coats, you will need about 4 gallons.