Begin staining your deck, working your way down from the highest points like posts and balusters. Use long, even strokes with your brush to ensure a consistent coating on your railings and try not ...

The first time I stained my deck, I think I spent more time choosing a stain than actually working on my deck. With ...

When you’re finished sanding, vacuum the deck thoroughly to keep sanding dust particles out of your stain. Selecting a stain with a built-in sealant will shorten the application and drying time.

This stain and sealant combo protects wood from fading and graying. It gives an old, weathered deck a fresh, new look while offering moisture-resistant qualities. This oil-based, semi-transparent ...

A: Painting over a stain is often the best way to go, especially in a case like yours, where the stain is old and probably tenacious. Painting is also a good solution when you aren’t sure what caused ...