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Why Is The Stain/Paint On My Deck Bubbling Up After Application?
One common issue with deck staining is that the stain is not durable. Bubbling of new stain can occur if the deck is not prepared and stained properly. The biggest reason that bubbling occurs is that the wood of the deck has too much moisture before staining. If the wood is not dry, the moisture will try to escape when the sun hits it, creating bubbles. Even if the wood looks or feels dry, it can hold moisture for multiple days after rain. Typically, it is recommended to wait
Nov 92 min read


Oil-Based Deck Stain vs. Water-Based Deck Stain
When it comes to updating your outdoor space, there are only a few projects that actually make a difference, such as staining your deck. A good stain not only protects your wood from excess moisture, mold, and sun damage but also enhances its look. However, one of the first decisions you’ll face is choosing between an oil-based or water-based deck stain. Both options have distinct pros and cons, but understanding the differences can save you time, money, and frustration down
Nov 13 min read


Can Deck Stain Be Applied with a Roller?
Staining your deck is an essential part of its maintenance, helping to protect the wood from the elements and preserve its natural...
May 284 min read


Can I Paint My Deck?
Taking care of your outdoor deck is essential if you want it to stay safe, attractive, and functional year after year. Homeowners often...
May 264 min read
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