Switching to Defy Stains

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When To Use Defy Wood Stain Stripper

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When To Use Defy Wood Stain Stripper Video 2020

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Watch this video to find out whether you should use a stain stripper or wood cleaner to prepare your deck for stain. If your wood deck has a weathered solid stain, or an unweathered semi-transparent stain use a deck stain stripper to remove these products. If the semi-transparent stain is faded and graying, then an oxygenated bleach wood cleaner will work.

 
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How to Prep For Defy StainsSwitching to Defy Stains

Switching to Defy Stains

by Defy Help
Defy Wood Stain Stripper

Defy Wood Stain Stripper

Update 2020 on Switching to Wood and Deck Defy Stains

Want to switch to a better brand of deck stain like the Defy Stains? We love hearing from our customers who have used the Defy Stains or have questions. We appreciate your input, so feel free to leave a comment below and pictures of your completed projects if you have them.

Switching to Defy Stains By Removing a Previous Coating

Defy Stains are VOC compliant, semi-transparent wood finishes. They help shield against the negative effects of fungi, water damage, and UV fading. Defy Stains can be used on many types of wood to enhance the beauty and give lasting protection. Use Defy Stains on decks, fences, wood siding, shake shingles, log homes, gazebos, outdoor furniture, and other exterior wood surfaces.

Defy Stains should not be applied over existing paints, stains, or varnishes. These wood surfaces need to be stripped to remove any old stain remnants. Without removing old failing coatings Defy Stains will not penetrate the wood properly or perform as expected.

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