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Benefits of Quality Solid Color Stain (e.g., Arborcoat)

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Stain or Paint on bare wood. Is paint or stain better on bare wood?

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applied properly so a stain typically you're not going to be putting multiple coats on a solid color stain is going to take one coat and the only time you would put another coat on is if you're using a solid color and it still wasn't 100 opaque the whole color you're still seeing seeing the color variations of wood coming through because a solid color stains should be opaque and one of the great things about arbor coat is from my experience even colors like black that have an extreme amount of tint in them or colorants in them they do cover in one coat and that's a benefit because if you have to start adding multiple coats on there it's going to start acting like a paint and it also could peel like a paint also a stain's gonna absorb in it's not gonna have a film that will actually peel so cheaper products that don't cover as well that don't have as high as solids like arbor coat does are gonna require more coats and you're going to just run into problems down the

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