OPAQUE FINISH W/ UV PROTECTION: #1 Deck Premium wood stains provide full coverage with an opaque finish, completely hiding the natural wood grain while protecting against fading, graying, peeling, and mildew from UV exposure WOOD DECK STAIN AND SEALER COMBO: Protect your wood decks with this dual-action formula; it penetrates deep into wood pores for lasting durability and can be applied over existing solid stains that still have good adhesion for enhanced protection 6 BEAUTIFUL SOLID WOOD STAIN COLORS: Transform your outdoor space with all in one stain options like Simply White, Gray, Classic Taupe, Light Walnut, Dark Walnut, and Dark Cocoa; delivering a smooth, natural matte finish for lasting beauty SIMPLE TO CLEAN WITH GREAT COVERAGE: This low-odor, water-based white stain cleans up easily with soap and water and has low VOCs (<60 g/L); two coats of this deck and fence stain and sealer covers 100-150 sq. ft. depending on wood texture IDEAL FOR ALL WOOD SURFACES: Perfect for both horizontal and vertical applications, this outdoor stain works on pressure-treated lumber, fir, redwood, mahogany, and more; offering excellent protection while enhancing your wood’s natural beauty #1 Deck Advanced Solid Color Wood Stain is a water-based, solid color stain formulation designed to provide maximum protection and longevity for your deck. #1 Deck protects wood from harmful UV rays and damage caused by water penetration. #1 Deck is safe to use, has a low odor, and is easy to clean up with soap and water. It is ideal for all wood types including pressure treated pine, cedar, fir, redwood, mahogany or other hardwoods. #1 Deck Premium Wood Stain is intended for all wood types of exterior wood surfaces including decks, fences, siding, outdoor furniture, gazebos and playsets. Note: Computer, phone and tablet screens, as well as printers vary in how colors are displayed, so the colors displayed may not match the actual stain color. Additionally, the actual and perceived color of the applied wood stain may be affected by other factors including wood absorption rates, method of application, and the natural color and grain tones of the wood. We recommend testing a small area for color and appearance before starting general application to assure desired results.