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Deck Staining with ProLuxe Finish

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We tried something INSANE on this deck build

What happens here

The completed deck is prepared for staining. The creator highlights the chosen product, ProLuxe Transparent Matte wood finish, noting its superior longevity compared to previous products he used on his house (Cabot brand lasted only two seasons, while Sikkens, now ProLuxe, has lasted 15+ years without re-coating). He begins applying the stain with a roller attached to an extension pole, working systematically across the deck. Due to unexpected weather changes (a sudden rainstorm after a clear forecast), the staining process is paused and later resumed once conditions improve.

Goal: Apply a protective and enhancing stain to the deck boards.

Tools and materials

  • Brushes N/A — Detail work and edges
  • Paint Tray N/A — Holding the stain for roller application
  • Roller with Extension Pole N/A — Applying the wood stain efficiently
  • Skid Steer/Mini Loader Cast Loaders — Moving heavy materials and cleaning the yard around the deck. (Seen moving logs/firewood)

What they say

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go to the race. The weather guy totally screwed me on this one. So, we were supposed to maybe have some rain and then I checked the forecast and it's all clear. We're not getting any rain. It's going to be beautiful out. It's skies are going to get out. The sun comes out. It turns out to be about 95°. Super humid. Perfect to get this job done. And then as soon as I'm finished with this, it starts raining. And it does not stop raining for 2 and 1/2 days. I can't make this up. It was supposed to be clear. Heat. [Music]

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