Maximum 1 gal. White/Base 1 Solid Color Exterior Stain and Sealant in One

The label reads - Recommended for use on exterior wood including decks, fences, siding, railings, outdoor furniture and other wood surfaces. Apply to a new, dry, pressure treated wood, uncoated, new or weathered wood or wood previously stained or painted. Use on exotic hardwoods may affect coverage, dry time and durability. Hope this helps.

Definitely!

It isn’t recommended for concrete.

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Hi there, after the stain is applied, we recommend allowing 48 hours at an ambient and surface temperature no lower than 35°F (to ensure a surface temperature of 35°F, I would suggest not allowing staining if the ambient temperature is lower than 50°F).

I think it may have said recoat "within 4 hours" or wait until totally dry. It will appear dry in an hour or so and I did walk carefully across it within 4 hours of putting it on. But, I would NOT suggest putting furniture on it or having much foot traffic on it until it is fully cured (next day).

The label reads apply 2 coats with a high quality brush, paint or stain pad, or high quality spray equipment.

I think mine is base 1 but I got stain on that part of the label and 1 is all that is legible. The label instructs you to apply 2 coats, 3 if necessary.

Hi Scott. We would not recommend using anything over the solid color, as it will not allow the coating to be breathable.

This is a stain that is made to go on bare wood. It is not recommended to use over paint as the results may not be what you expect because the paint will influence the color of the stain.