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Spotted deck stain
I recently (last week) stained my deck using behr natural wood protector. After cleaning the deck with recommended cleaner, power washing and letting dry, I applied the product. It looks spotty, uneven and terrible. Would a deck stripper work on something this recent or should I reapply the stain? Any advice is great appreciated...
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Deck stripper will work great when the stuff is this new. I do not bash products but you are the first person to say they have had a bad experience with this brand. A buddy used the 5 year guaranteed stuff they sell and barely got one year out of it.
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