What are the different colors of arborcoat wood stain?

With ARBORCOAT® Exterior Stains, you get year-round protection plus a timeless palette of driftwood grays, warm russets and woodland greens. Choose from several opacities—translucent, semi-transparent, semi-solid and solid. Each opacity offers a level of color that reveals more or less of the wood. For Comparison: Untreated White Pine*

What kind of wood stain does Home Depot use?

Redwood Solid Color Oil-Latex Exterior Wood Stain BEHR PREMIUM ADVANCED DECKOVER 5 gal. #SC-365 Cape Cod Gray Textured Solid Color Exterior Wood and Concrete Coating Olympic Maximum 1 gal. White/Base 1 Solid Color Exterior Stain and Sealant in One

What kind of wood stain does Behr use?

Where can I buy Benjamin Moore wood stain?

Available in 3,500 Benjamin Moore colors. Visit your local Benjamin Moore retailer for your ARBORCOAT ® Exterior Stain brochure, or download your copy here. Visit your local Benjamin Moore retailer for your ARBORCOAT® Exterior Stain brochure, or download your copy here. Protect and beautify all of your exterior wood surfaces.

What makes Cabot Stain o.v.t.solid?

Cabot® O.V.T.® Solid Color Oil Stains combine the best features of stain and paint. These stains contain a blend of tough alkyd resin and linseed oil, and offer tremendous hiding power yet resist cracking, peeling and blistering.

Do you have to add up square footage for arborcoat stain?

Changing Opacity and Size will reset other options. Before you or your contractor buy paint, find out exactly how much you’ll need. If more than one room is being painted with the same color, add up the total square footage.

What kind of wood can you use Cabot oil stains on?

Cabot O.V.T. Solid Color Oil Stains are excellent for use on most types of smooth and rough exterior wood, including siding, shingles, shakes and trim. They are ideal for use on seasoned lumber such as cedar, redwood, fir, pine, cypress, spruce, pressure-treated wood and plywood panel siding.

How big is a gallon of Cabot Stain?

These stains provide long-lasting protection to new wood or previously stained surfaces. On smooth surfaces, approximately 400-500 square feet per gallon (9.81-12.27 square meters/liter); on rough surfaces, 150-250 square feet per gallon (3.68-6.14 square meters/liter). These rates will vary depending upon the porosity of the surface.