Defy Extreme Wood Stain utilizes Nano Particles (Similar to Sunscreen) and High-Grade Synthetic Resins. When combined they will reflect the sun and provide UV protection that has never been seen in a tinted wood finish. This is a First in the Industry!
Defy Extreme Wood Stain – Can be used on exterior smooth or rough wood surfaces including: wood siding, decks, outdoor wood furniture, and other hardwood surfaces.
Defy Extreme Wood Stain:
- Utilizing Nano-Particles and Synthetic Resins. Nano Light-Stabilizers block the sun’s harmful UV rays preventing graying
- Nano particles help prevent mold and algae
- Semi-Transparent wood finish adds color and protection to your wood
- Stains and seals your wood from water penetration
- Water-Based with easy soap and water cleanup
- VOC Compliant and Eco-Friendly formula
- Leading protection that will outperform all tinted transparent wood stains
Nanoparticles are similar to Sunscreen. When the Particles are distributed at a rate of over 30 trillion per square inch, they will reflect the sun and provide UV protection that has never been seen in a Wood Finish.
WARNING: This product can expose you to Ethylene oxide, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm, and Cumene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.p65Warnings.ca.gov.
I have a pine press-treated large deck that has been stained twice with Behr water-based redwood stain. I can’t use the Armstrong and TWP oil-based products, can I? This Defy Extreme water-based product is my best bet, right? Can it be shipped to Canada?
Armstrong Clark and TWP 200 Series are both allowed to be used in Canada. You will have to remove the Behr stain no matter what if switching brands of stain. You cannot apply anything over it. Use this to remove:
https://www.opwdecks.com/rad-paint-concrete-paver-sealer-stripper.htm
We ship to Canada.
I need to remove a water-based Behr stain to apply a Defy Extreme water-based stain?
Yes. You cannot apply any semi-transparent stain brand over the Behr. It has to be removed first.
Does the Driftwood Grey come in solid stain? I have Maple Planter aprons and my deck in Driftwood semi transparent Defy stain and think a solid on Maple aprons would be best as the semi doesn’t cover very well on Maple. But I don’t see a solid stain in driftwood grey??
It does not.
When it says 1 gallon covers 100 – 150 sq ft is that for one coat? Or does the 100-150 spec imply two coats?
Simply stated:
How many gallons do I need for a 324 sq ft deck that I plan to apply 2 coats? (It’s stripped, brightened and VERY dried out. I am sure the first coat will soak up like a sponge.) Thanks, Mike
You will need 3-4 gallons for 324 sq feet and two coats applied.
Do I need to prep pressure treated wood?
Yes.
what prep do you need to do?
That would vary based on the current condition, age, if a previous coating, etc?
what’s the cost for delivery in Ontario, Canada?
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You must remove the previous coatings first.
Can Defy stain be painted over previously stained wood that is still in good condition, or must you clean off all old stain?
Marine Seal by Defy only comes in 5 gallon pails. The Extreme does come in single gallons.
DO YOU HAVE THE MARINE WOOD SEAL IN SMALLER THAN 5 GALLON?
Mary, Coverage is about 150 sq. feet per gallon for one coat. You will need a couple of more gallons.
The Directions say to use only one coat on cedar, but do not give the expected coverage with one coat. I’m assuming it would not be quite twice the coverage given for two coats?
I have @ 525 sf of deck to stain. It’s cedar, about 12 years old. I’ve maintained it and now have prepared it with deck cleaner and brightener.
I have two gallons of Defy Extreme Stain (from doing the rest of my decks last year). I’m assuming they will cover 175 – 250 sf? So should I get one more gallon?
Thanks
Mary
I found the answers to my questions at: http://www.defystainhelp.com.
I was not able to view the videos. Using a new Mac Book Pro with OS X 10.8.4
You might want to provide this link for customers on DEFY product pages.
Thanks
1. Wet-on-wet application. How difficult is this? How critical to performance?
2. Will DEFY Stain “readily accept itself” for long-term maintenance? How long does it last in real-world conditions?
3. I’ve heard most water-based deck stains have to be stripped when needing maintenance, contrary to most oil-based stains. Is stripping is necessary, how difficult is it? What type, and level of toxicity chemicals are needed, for instance sodium hydroxide?
Thanks.
Can’t find a contractor in my area willing to do just the side that needs work so I guess its just me. I have spot failures (after 4 years)on a solid (no windows) south facing wall. Do I need to strip the old Defy epoxy stain off before applying the Extreme or just clean and brighten, then restain the whole wall? What’s the easiest way of doing the strip and clean prep? (You betcha I’m getting a stain sprayer!) Can I pply two coats of the extreme after the prep, or just one?
If you reapply before full failure then you would just need to clean.
To reapply/maintain Defy Extreme, do I just need to clean, or will it be necessary to sand or strip?
It depends on the conditions but 2 maybe 3 years is normal.
How long is this product estimated to last before reapplication on horizontal surfaces?
I am in Canada and does your product come in a smaller can? Can you ship to Canada?
Yes we ship Defy products to Canada.
Do you ship Defy Extreme stain to Canada ?
Defy Extreme or TimberOil for a new PTP deck.
TimberOil, Defy Epoxy or Defy Extreme? Which would you recommend for my new pressure treated pine deck? We live in Kansas and get sun, rain, humidity and snow. Thanks!
Samples can be found here:
Deck Stain Samples ([url]http://www.opwdecks.com/wood-stain-samples.htm[/url])
Hello,
Do you have a 3 oz. sample of your Defy Extreme Wood Stain?
What the price shipped to 98053
Thanks,
Andre.
I would wait at least a month to let it dry. Make sure to use the Defy Wood cleaner and wood brightener to prep the wood. On new redwood I would use the Defy Deck stain for hardwoods as it penetrates better.
I have a new deck–do I need to wait 2-3 months before I stain it. It is all heart redwood. I want to go with Defy-but which one do I want. I am torn between the Defy Extreme Wood Stain and the Defy Deck Stain for Hardwoods. I live in Idaho and the deck is exposed to sunlight all the time.