Questions and Answers for Ready Seal 5 Gal. Dark Walnut/Flat Semi-Transparent Wood Deck Stain and Sealer

A:  Ready Seal can be used on any wood surface. Please refer to www.readyseal.com's resources page for any special instructions, when considering wood conditions.

A:  Ready Seal will typically cover approximately125 sq feet to 175 sq. feet, depending on your wood species and condition.

A:  Yes you sure can, but I preferred a wide paintbrush. We applied to rough cut cedar. Best stain ever!!

A:  Ready Seal can be used for both Exterior and Interior projects.

A:  Yes, 55 Gallon Drums can be ordered through Home Depot.

A:  Not that I am aware of. Gallon or 5 Gallon is what I’ve heard 

A:  Ready Seal only produces 1 gallon and 5 Gallon cans.

A:  Ready Seal must be stirred well in order to acheive its truest tone.

A:  Ready Seal does have UV protection and water resiliency, to slow the process of fading.

A:  Well I'm in Texas but I've had mine for over a year on a fence that gets full sun all day and I've had no issues as of yet.

A:  I am also in Texas. It was used on the cedar beams and wood of a small pavilion we built and after 19 months in the hot Texas sun (in the middle of a drought) I can't tell much difference in the color. It is holiding up quite well.

A:  Yes, stain can be used in a sprayer

A:  Ready Seal can be used in any sprayer.

A:  I applied to cedar and it turned out brown w no red tint.

A:  Ready Seals penetrating properties will always combine with the primary color of your wood. Cedar has more natural red, therefore it will always show a deeper, and richer red look than a pine (blonde, yellow, white). The final tone depends highly on the woods species, age, texture and condition.

A:  pretty sure my fence is pine (based on missing a few knots) and mine is a dark, rich brown