Stain for pressure treated wood

Can you stain pressure treated wood immediately? Possibly! Use this guide for staining pressure treated wood to see if you can skip the wait time!

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You’ve got pressure treated wood and you want to maintain so it lasts and looks its best in the process. You may have heard or read in our articles that sanding prep work is essential before staining, sealing, or finishing a deck. This is true to remove mill sheen on new cedar lumber, removing peeling stain from a deck, or periodically (after several years or re-coats with a penetrating oil)...

Looking to add a pop of color to your outdoor space? Learn the ins and outs of staining green pressure-treated wood and get ready to impress. Whether it's a bold statement or a subtle touch, find your perfect hue and make your woodwork stand out!

Staining pressure-treated wood enables you to capitalize on the strength and durability of the lumber without sacrificing looks. Here’s how to do it right.

Just because you used pressure-treated lumber doesn't mean your outdoor project has to stay green. Not only can you can stain treated wood, you should stain treated wood.

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It's important to finish typical pressure-treated wood after completion of a deck in order to protect it. But, when is the best time to seal or stain it?

Selecting the Perfect Neutral Stain Color for a Cedar Fence - A comparison of 6 popular Behr semi-transparent fence and deck stain colors: Boot Hill Grey, Tugboat, Wood Chip, Chestnut, Cordovan Brown, and Coffee, applied to raw cedar boards. We tested these colors to choose just the right soft neutral color for our DIY horizontal privacy fence. - Rain and Pine