I have washed my deck and want to stain it a brown color and maybe keep from going to grey. Is it possible to do this in a way that is does not have to be done so often. What are good products and processes to achieve this.
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Ron, some of the things you have not told us is what kind of wood you have out there, how old it is, and stuff like that.
Almost every manufacturer has a range of colours which will go into the wood and do a great job for you. I use Benjamin Moore, but what the heck, look for a set of colours you like in oil stain, and go for it.
Quality repairs for your home.
Aaron the Handyman
Vancouver, Canada