Armstrong Clark Wood Stain Photo Album and Pictures

The Armstrong Clark Stain Photo Album

Armstrong Clark Wood Stains comes in 16 different color choices. Armstrong Clark penetrates into the wood grain while "enhancing" the natural color tones of your wood.

Very Important: We do not guarantee final colors due to age and species of the wood, and how wood is prepared, affects the final color of an applied stain. Please use an Armstrong Clark Sample can to test for color and absorption on your wood before beginning application.

Final Armstrong Clark color will vary based on:

Type of Wood
Age of Wood
Prepping of Wood
Application method

Armstrong Clark Stain Photo Gallery

Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Ceiling - Rustic Brown Trim
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Ceiling
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Cedar Ceiling
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Ceiling2
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Wood Door
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Door
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Fence
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Fence
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Ralings
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Rails
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Deck Stairs
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone2
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Floor
Armstrong Clark Natural Tone3
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Fence
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Fence
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Fence
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Fence2
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Wood House
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone House
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Stairs and House
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone House2
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Cedar Home
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone House3
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Deck
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Deck
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone2
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Deck
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone3
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Deck-
Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone4
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone House
Armstrong Clark Stain Redwood Tone
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Deck
Armstrong Clark Trans Redwood2
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Deck
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone on Deck
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Deck
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone on Deck2
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Garage Door
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Lake House
Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone on Home
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar Deck on Clear Redwood
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Bench2
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Fence and Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Fence and Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Deck2
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Deck3
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Deck4
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Deck5
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Dock
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Dock
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Fence2
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Home
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Home
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Home
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Cedar Home2
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Cedar Home
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Picnic Table
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Natural Oak
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Natural Oak3
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Deck Floor
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Trim
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on House
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Driftwood Gray on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Driftwood Gray on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Driftwood Gray on Box
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Table
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck Floor
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Chestnut
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Chestnut2
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Stairs
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Chestnut3
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Sierra Redwood on Deck
Armstrong Clark Sierra Redwood Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Sierra Redwood on Door
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Sierra Redwood on House
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on Teak
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on Doors
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on IPE
Armstrong Clark Semi Trans Amber on Ipe
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on IPE
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on IPE
Armstrong Clark Amber on Cedar Fence
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE
Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Black Walnut on IPE
Armstrong Clark Black Walnut on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Black Walnut on Trim
Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Black Walnut on Shutters
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Woodland Brown on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Woodland Brown on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Woodland Brown on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Woodland Brown on Steps
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Fence
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on House
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Deck
Armstrong Clark Semi Solid Sequoia
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Oxford Brown on Shed
Armstrong Clark Semi Solid Oxford Brown
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Oxford Brown on Overhang
Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Oxford Brown on Deck

Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Ceiling - Rustic Brown Trim

Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Cedar Ceiling

Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Wood Door

Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Fence

Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Ralings

Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Deck Stairs

Armstrong Clark Natural Tone Floor

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Fence

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Fence

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Wood House

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Stairs and House

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Cedar Home

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Deck

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Deck

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Deck

Armstrong Clark Cedar Tone Deck-

Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone House

Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Deck

Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Deck

Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Deck

Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Garage Door

Armstrong Clark Redwood Tone Lake House

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar Deck on Clear Redwood

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Fence and Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Fence and Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Dock

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Home

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Home

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Log Home

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Cedar on Cedar Home

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Picnic Table

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Natural Oak on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Deck Floor

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Trim

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on House

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Rustic Brown on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Driftwood Gray on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Driftwood Gray on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Driftwood Gray on Box

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Table

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck Floor

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Chestnut on Stairs

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Sierra Redwood on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Sierra Redwood on Door

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Sierra Redwood on House

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on Teak

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on Doors

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on IPE

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on IPE

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Amber on IPE

Armstrong Clark Amber on Cedar Fence

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Mahogany on IPE

Armstrong Clark Hardwood Color Black Walnut on IPE

Armstrong Clark Black Walnut on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Black Walnut on Trim

Armstrong Clark Semi-Transparent Black Walnut on Shutters

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Mountain Cedar on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Woodland Brown on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Woodland Brown on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Woodland Brown on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Woodland Brown on Steps

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Fence

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on House

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Sequoia on Deck

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Oxford Brown on Shed

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Oxford Brown on Overhang

Armstrong Clark Semi-Solid Oxford Brown on Deck

There are over 100 pictures of all Armstrong Clark stain colors. Descriptions of stain colors are below each picture.

Colors are listed in same order as Color Chart.

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If you have used the Armstrong Clark Stains, we would love to see your photos!

Please add them in the comment area below

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Sue · 10/10/2020
We have a new mahogany deck. They are going to light sand and then apply stain. Which stain type / color would you suggest?
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  Armstrong · 10/10/2020
  
  One of the three hardwood colors. See here: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/wood-and-decking-stains/hardwood-and-ipe-stain
  
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  Sue · 10/10/2020
  
  Can we do a clear stain on our mahagony? Will that soak in the right way to protect the wood? Our wood is such a beautiful color naturally. Thx for the help!
  
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  Armstrong · 10/11/2020
  
  Sorry, but no, it is not possible for a clear sealer to prevent UV graying. It has to be tinted.
  
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Nancy · 10/01/2020
Looking for a picture of Black Walnut on Mahogany.
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  Armstrong · 10/02/2020
  
  We do not have any. Best to try a sample: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/samples
  
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  Kristina · 10/10/2020
  
  I have a cumaru deck and got the amber and mahogany samples. I ended up going with the amber. I love It. Can you suggest a cleaning regime and products for future use?
  
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  Kris · 10/11/2020
  
  What is RAD? Long article and I still don’t know what to do ? my cumaru deck is 12+ years old
  
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  Armstrong · 10/11/2020
  
  Prep products: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/restore-a-deck-kit
  
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  Armstrong · 10/11/2020
  
  When recoating use the RAD for prep: https://www.opwdecks.com/when-to-stain-a-new-deck.htm
  
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Donald Box · 09/23/2020
would you show us Woodland brown on a deck?
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  Kristina · 10/10/2020
  
  Order some samples and apply a small amount in a corner. All wood is different and it will really show you what you're looking for. The sample cost is then applied to your stain purchase up to $15. I got the 5 gallon pail since my cumaru hardwood deck and railings are massive. It came quickly in a box the size of bucket. I then poured stain into a gallon bucket to carry around and use. I've used a tall white tube sock on my hand over a plastic glove for the railings and a deck pad on a pole that also has a side pad attached for the cracks in between the boards from Home Depot. I'll post photos. Today was the first time we have had rain where I am since I stained part of the deck and railings. The boards look great and water is beading like I wanted it to. I have a cumaru deck that had been neglected by the prior owner. I had it professionally cleaned since some of the products I tried just weren't working.
  
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  Armstrong · 09/23/2020
  
  There are pictures in the photo album. https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/armstrong-clark-photo-album
  
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Gerry izaguirre · 09/23/2020
My deck Reno of 2020. I send cedar,golden oak and black walnut
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Luke · 09/19/2020
Untreated pic.
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Luke · 09/19/2020
Douglas fir deck. Untreated and one coat of cedar semi trans.
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Ron · 09/06/2020
What is the best application method for a Grape Stake Cedar fence? Also, would you recommend Natural tone or Cedar tone Transparent color? It is one year old with no finish on it. Note that the posts and beams are rough sawn cedar and are lighter.
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  Armstrong · 09/07/2020
  
  Use a stain pad or brush. Either color would be fine, up to you.
  
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Becky · 09/05/2020
Can someone tell me the color of this stain? I assume it is an oak!
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  Armstrong · 09/06/2020
  
  Sorry, but we do not know what AC color this is.
  
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Jared Grimshaw · 08/24/2020
Semi Trans Rustic Brown
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Jared · 08/24/2020
Semi transparent Rustic Brown 2 coats on untreated Douglas Fir.
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  Jared Grimshaw · 09/04/2020
  
  Beautiful Utah Autumn evening on my new deck. Armstrong Clark is amazing.
  
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  Jared Grimshaw · 08/25/2020
  
  One coat is a beautiful brown with zero red tones on untreated pine. As soon as you add more than one coat, a deep red/brown tone develops. I purtchased rustic brown because I wanted to stay away from anything red. Oddly enough, I'm not disappointed. Even with the red it is beautiful.
  
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Kristina · 08/21/2020
I recently moved to a home and had the neglected Cumaru deck totally restored and cleaned. It is now ready for oil. I love the natural color of the wood when wet. What would be the best oil to keep it as natural as possible but also with the least maintenance. I have lots of trees and shade. Thanks !!
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Mirela · 08/21/2020
Hi,
I would like to understand if I use one of the semi-transparent colors to stain my garage door, would I have to add any type of varnish after staining? Also, is Amber a semi-transparent stain? Thank you!
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  Armstrong · 08/21/2020
  
  You cannot topcoat the AC will a sealer or varnish.
  
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  Mirela · 08/21/2020
  
  Thank you! I am interested in Amber, but I am not very clear if it's a semi-transparent or a semi-solid
  
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  Armstrong · 08/21/2020
  
  Semi-transparent.
  
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  Mirela · 08/21/2020
  
  Thanks!
  
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Robert Reed · 08/06/2020
Hi,
I used the semi trans Cedar stain on my deck and I have to say I love it! Looks really good! But I have a question. I have these white stains or something in a couple places on my deck. I don't know what they are or why they are there. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what it is and how to get rid of it.
Thank you so much!

Robert
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  Armstrong · 08/07/2020
  
  That is sap leaching from the wood. Nothing will prevent it. You would have to sand to remove and then stain the board again.
  
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KaraL · 08/02/2020
I have been sanding off the Behr Deckover product. My deck is pressure treated pine.

A few spots if pigmentation remain as well as areas within cracks that I simply cannot get into. How does this affect the color that I choose?

What steps should I take for cleaning and prepping?

My apologies for the picture. I can’t take a picture now because it is raining. The tinted boards have yet to be sanded.
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  KariF · 08/22/2020
  
  I have the exact same problem!! I cannot get in between the boards to get the red stain out. What did you decide on? Do you have pictures?
  
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  Armstrong · 08/02/2020
  
  When done sanding you should strip and brighten with both additives to remove the rest of the Behr Stain: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/restore-a-deck-stripper
  
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Canadian Ladybug · 08/01/2020
Live in Canada and have been struggling with deck product issues since we installed our new deck about 5 years ago. Decided to try Armstrong Clarke because of the good reviews. It cost a pretty penny with the exchange rates right now and shipping to Canada but it was worth every penny. So impressed by how this product went on and how great it looks.
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  Jennifer Marko · 08/24/2020
  
  Looks great! What stain did you put on your deck and what type of wood is it?
  
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  Armstrong · 08/24/2020
  
  Natural Oak is the color.
  
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Tim · 07/26/2020
I just had a redwood deck installed about 3 weeks ago. Moisture content at the surface is 0%-18% depending on the board and time of day. Is it safe to stain now with redwood tone, or should it wait longer? What happens if it is stained and still contains too much moisture?
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  Armstrong · 07/27/2020
  
  No, you cannot stain yet. See here about new wood: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/new-decking-and-armstrong-clark-stain
  
  You have to wait at least three months and then prep. It is not about how wet the wood is but how porous it is.
  
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Harold Gowing · 07/26/2020
The attached picture is from your own web site, can you tell me what type of decking material it is and what stain was used.thank You
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  Armstrong · 07/26/2020
  
  Cedar semi transparent stain on clear cedar wood with no knots.
  
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Harold Gowing · 07/26/2020
We have two sections of deck, one section of cedar deck that was 17 years old and has been replaced with new cedar in July 2020, the adjoining section of deck is only 10 years old which will remain in place and has been sanded (see photo) What additional type of prep work do you recommend for the new cedar and the old cedar deck?
How long should we wait before staining the new? and the old deck?
We would like the finish stain on the new and old sections of deck to match as much as possible and will order samples to to make our decision. We want some natural wood grain to show as much as possible and were planing on using your semi transparent cedar or cedar tone, natural oak, rustic brown, or your hardwoods and softwoods Amber stain, which stain would you recommend that would best achieve this?
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  Armstrong · 07/26/2020
  
  See here about me wood. https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/new-decking-and-armstrong-clark-stain
  
  As for blending new and old wood, it is not going to be possible as new wood is always going to stain lighter in color as it is less absorbent.
  
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Kpowell · 07/25/2020
How many square fee does 5 gallons cover
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  Armstrong · 07/25/2020
  
  Each 1 gallon covers about 150-250 sq feet.
  
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Anna · 07/21/2020
Thank you
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Anna · 07/21/2020
Any pictures of your newer color semi solid espresso?
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  Armstrong · 07/21/2020
  
  Espresso.
  
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  Anna · 07/21/2020
  
  Thank you. I did not see any pics of the espresso in the photo album. Do you happen to know what type of wood is in these photos? We have a cedar deck and I am curious how the espresso color would look
  
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  Armstrong · 07/21/2020
  
  Looks like pine but it would very similar for cedar.
  
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Jeremy · 07/21/2020
Staining a new pine deck with static Brown this week to find out there a 30% chance it's going to rain. I just finished sanding the deck and will I need to resand after the rain? The deck was black and the chair said it was from metal shavings, they've been sanded off but don't want to have to sand again before staining, thoughts?

Project: 254sqft new pine deck x 2
With hogwire railings.
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  Armstrong · 07/21/2020
  
  No need to sand again but you do need to clean and brighten the wood for final prep after the sanding. Only one coat of the stain. Did you read this about new wood? https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/new-decking-and-armstrong-clark-stain
  
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  Jeremy Williams · 07/21/2020
  
  Thank you, so it's suggested that I wait 3-4 months before I even brighten and clean?
  
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  Armstrong · 07/21/2020
  
  If the wood is brand new, yes.
  
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  Jeremy Williams · 07/22/2020
  
  Thank you!
  
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Julie · 07/17/2020
What does this brighten and prep consist of? I have a 6 month old fence that I would like to stain rustic brown but it has a yellow color to the wood can I brighten it? Will that take away the yellow color?
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  Armstrong · 07/18/2020
  
  A brightener does not take yellow away from the wood. The cleaner and brightener kit prep the new wood so the stain can properly soak in: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/restore-a-deck-kit
  
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Carolyn · 07/17/2020
I would like to use the Amber hardwood floor on 20+ year old pressure treated deck that has only had Thompson's water sealant on it, probably 10 years ago. Decking is in pretty good shape. Do I need to do anything to prep other than clean and brighten before staining?

Does the hardwood stain have a somewhat glossy finish?
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  Armstrong · 07/17/2020
  
  The AC stains do not have any gloss or shine. Clean and brighten for prep.
  
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Lorraine · 07/17/2020
Do you make a black stain?
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  Armstrong · 07/17/2020
  
  We do not.
  
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C Reid · 07/15/2020
For a new pressure treated deck do you recommend one or two coats? Also do you have any pictures on PT decking with Semi. Transparent cedar finish?
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  Armstrong · 07/15/2020
  
  See here for new wood: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/new-decking-and-armstrong-clark-stain
  
  See here for pics: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/armstrong-clark-photo-album
  
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Julie Perez · 07/13/2020
I had a new fence installed in February of this year, How long should I wait until i can stain it? The fence installer said 30 days the girl at Kelly Moore said 6 months
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  Armstrong · 07/13/2020
  
  You can prep and stain now: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/new-decking-and-armstrong-clark-stain
  
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Laura Amodeo · 07/12/2020
I have a brand new unfinished untreated cedar pergola coming tomorrow. I would like to stain it black. Your black walnut is not exactly black do you tint your stains? Can I get a semi-solid black?
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  Armstrong · 07/13/2020
  
  Sorry but no we do not tint to custom make colors. See here about new wood as well: https://www.armstrongclarkstain.com/new-decking-and-armstrong-clark-stain
  
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Mark Glen · 07/03/2020
Sorry, but I thought of another question that I forgot to ask in my post from a few minutes ago: If I were to want to restain the deck in say, three years, but I wanted to do a different color that was darker than the semi-transparent cedar, would I need to strip the deck again, or is there another process I would follow? Thanks!
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  Armstrong · 07/04/2020
  
  Strip and brighten for prep.
  
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Mark Glen · 07/03/2020
Hello. I stained our deck a couple of weeks ago with your semi-transparent cedar. I am very happy with how it turned out, and I am attaching before and after photos. I also have a question. Something seems to have spilled on the deck and stained it a bit. No one in my family acknowledges spilling anything, so I don’t know what it is, but I am wondering if there is a way to remove this stain without negatively affecting the semi-transparent cedar stain? I have also attached a picture of the unwanted stain. Thanks!
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  Armstrong · 07/04/2020
  
  Sorry but no, you cannot remove the spilled stain without harming the AC stain.
  
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