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Ready Seal Stain and Sealer for Wood is the best stain for protecting all your outdoor wood projects. Ready Seal wood stains are PROFESSIONAL GRADE wood stains, designed for professional results every time! Wood staining has never been easier for both the professional and the do-it-yourselfer. By circumventing the problems often encountered by conventional wood stains and deck paint products, Ready Seal wood stains are able to offer fast, easy application without sacrificing durability or cosmetic appeal, making us the best stain on the market!

There are many more reasons why Ready Seal is the best wood stain and sealer product on the market. Discover Ready Seal’s quality and simplicity – use the wood stain and sealant product on your next project! If you’d like to find out more about the Ready Seal advantage, contact our team and we’ll provide even more convincing details that prove Ready Seal has the best wood stain and sealer.

Step 1
Proper surface preparation is the key to any successful fence or deck restoration project. First, all the vegetation around the deck or fence should get saturated with water prior to applying any chemicals. This will act as a tarp for all of your plants. Then apply a bio-degradable chemical stripper or cleaner to soften and remove the existing failed wood stain. We recommend Woodrich Cleaner/Stipper  Depending what  stain or sealer that was last applied to the fence will depend on how strong of chemical that will be used on the deck. Film and water based stains are the hardest to remove and require the most time and material.

Step 2–Pressure washing the deck or fence
Use a low-pressure to remove the previous coating and any dirt on the deck. You typically want to use between 1,200 and 1,800 psi on the deck or fence depending on your previous coating and how strong the chemical is used. You want to be careful that the wood is not burned. To ensure top quality let the chemical do most of the work.

Step 3 – Apply Wood Brightener to deck (Only cedar decks or fences)

Once again rinse the working area prior to brightening the wood. Once the house, concrete, brick, siding, and plants are rinsed apply Woodrich brand Wood brightener that will restore the wood back to the original blond color. The wood brightener also neutralizes the chemical stripper that was used in step one. Pressure treated or Wolmanized decks and fence do not need the brightener.

Step 4 – Sanding off the deck  – Skip for fences

When you sand a cedar or redwood deck the tannin oil of the wood are pulled up to the surface when sanded. Wood brighteners neutralize this. New decks need to be sanded for the first time to insure an even finish.

Step 5 – Staining the Deck or fence

BRUSHING the complete deck making sure extreme care is given by making sure no stain gets on anything but the deck. You typically only apply 1 coat to the verticals such as fences. For an extra charge customers like to have 2 coats applied to the floor and tops of rails for added protection, since once coat typically looks dry on the deck flooring. Spraying a fence is recommended and back brushing for any runs. Ready Seal is very easy to work with since the runs blend in and do not show.