Defy Marine Seal Wood 5 Gallon
Defy Marine Seal Wood 5 Gallon
Defy Marine Seal Wood 5 Gallon
Defy Marine Seal Wood 5 Gallon

Defy Marine Seal Wood Stain

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$239.99
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*Choice of Two 2.5 Gallon (total of 5 gallons) or One 2.5-Gallon container for easier use and storage.
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New! Choice of Two 2.5 Gallon (total of 5 gallons) or One 2.5-Gallon container for easier use and storage.

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DEFY Marine Seal is suitable for use on all types of wooden docking materials, providing extreme durability against the harmful effects of exposure to both fresh and salt water. DEFY Marine Seal has been specially formulated using state of the art nano-particle technology to provide superior resistance against ultraviolet color fade and mold and mildew growth. New cedar docks should be cleaned as quickly as possible to avoid damage from the sun and rain. Let oil-rich woods such as mahogany weather 6 months prior to application. New pressure treated lumber typically contains a high degree of moisture and should be allowed to weather for 6-12 months prior to staining.

* Environmentally Friendly for "Clean Marinas"
* Resists Mildew/Fungus Growth
* Rapid Dry Time
* 250 VOC Compliant

To achieve optimum results, DEFY Marine Seal should not be applied over previously stained surfaces, painted surfaces or varnished surfaces. When staining composite lumber and exotic hardwoods, allow materials to weather for no less than 12 months. Prior to staining, clean all surfaces with DEFY Marine Seal Wood Dock Cleaner per label instructions. For all composite wood and exotic hardwoods, apply only one coat of stain. Note: The "wet" color of DEFY Marine Seal has a cloudy/milky appearance but will dry to a beautiful, semi-transparent finish.

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14ptWARNING: This product can expose you to Ethylene oxide, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm, and Cumene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.p65Warnings.ca.gov. 

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    Larry V. · 08/13/2022
    I've used your product on my dock in the Annapolis area for the past 10 years, it works well and the ability to add stain within 15-20 minutes before the first coat dries is a real bonus.  My question, I last stained @ 4 yrs ago, using the 5 gal bucket of natural pine.  I have kept the unused stain in the original bucket and sealed.  I was thinking of using it on a 10 x 10 deck on our property.  Is there a shelf life? Do you recommending using Defy if its the remainder of an older use application?
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      The Sealer Store · 08/14/2022
      Shelf life after being opened is 12 months. We would not suggest using it after 5 years.
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    Bill Loose · 06/14/2022
    We are about to have a new dock installed with pressure treated pine decking.  The builder is telling us that PT wood he is sourcing now is noted to be finished immediately.  Do I need to do any prep to the new wood before using Defy Marine Stain on it? The lake we're on in the Finger Lakes is an aquifer and we draw our water from it as well, so I'm very uncomfortable using cleaners that would rinse off into the lake.
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      The Sealer Store · 06/15/2022
      Hi is incorrect. It is not about the wood but the stain or coating brand that you use. Defy marine needs 3+ months of weathering and then prep with the Defy Cleaner and Defy Brighener before staining. Teh prep products are eco-friendly.
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    DAN WALTERS · 04/13/2022
    hi ... I installed a cedar dock last summer, removed it  in late fall and stored the panels in he basement this winter. I want to treat the dock before putting it bak in the lake.  What do you recommend to maintain the cedar look while protecting the wood?  Does more color mean better protection? ... Dan
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    Mike M · 11/01/2021
    It says, "Two 2.5 Gallon (total of 5 gallons) or One 2.5-Gallon container." Based on the selections available, I'm guessing it should say, "Two 2.5 Gallon (total of 5 gallons) or One 5-Gallon container," correct?  So, if I select 2.5 Gallon and I choose a quantity of 1, is that price for a pack of Two 2.5 gallon containers?
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      The Sealer Store · 11/01/2021
      No, the wording is correct.  You have two size options. One for Two 2.5 Gallon (total of 5 gallons) for $229.24 or One 2.5-Gallon container for $149.24.
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        Mike M · 11/01/2021
        OK, so the 5-gallon buckets are no longer available?
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    Randy Vanderklis · 10/31/2020
    Hello I am uo in Canada, I need to build new cedar dock boards on a freshwater lake. Was wondering if I should seal them to get longer life out of them. What would you recommend and should cedar be treated right away or does it need to weather for 6 months also. Please advise.
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      The Sealer Store · 11/01/2020
      Let it weather until spring and then clean and brighten for prep prior to applying.
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    L.A. Sess · 09/16/2020
    We live on a small lake in central Ohio. We built a new dock and decking from extreme weather PTW at the end of March this year. I was planning on cleaning and staining it at the end of September/early October this Fall. Is 6 months enough for it to weather? I hesitate to wait until Spring because it is often wet and then summer is so humid.
    If I order shortly, how long does it take to arrive? I estimate I will need three 2.5 gal. containers of the Defy Marine stain plus 2 containers of the Defy Marine cleaner.
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      The Sealer Store · 09/16/2020
      Yes, you can stain it now. You need the Defy Brightener as well. About 2-4 days to Ohio.
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        L.A. Sess · 09/16/2020
        I need Defy Brightener as well as Defy Marine Cleaner?
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    J.P. Barry · 07/06/2020
    I have a wooden dock in the St. John River at Pancake Hill Carter's Point New Brunswick Canada that is one year old and not previously treated. It is removed seasonally and thus would be in the St. John River 6 months. How do I obtain your product to treat it. How many coatings and How frequently must it be treated. There is saltwater influence including tidal from the Bay of Fundy at Carter's Point
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      The Sealer Store · 07/06/2020
      You can buy directly from the website and shave it shipped there. One coat, redo every couple of years.
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    Carla · 04/25/2020
    Do you have to reapply Defy on a freshwater dock every year. if not, how long does it typically last in the Southern US.
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    Eugene · 02/07/2020
    Hi, I have a 9-mth old deck which I stained with Thomson's from Lowes and it appears to not be able to withstand the NorCal coast moisture and sun beating. Would you suggest for me to re-stain with Defy Marine, Defy Extreme or Cabot?
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      The Sealer Store · 02/08/2020
      Use the Defy Extreme. Remove the Thompsons first.
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    Jeff Thomas · 10/08/2018
    26 years of deck cleaning and staining experience in Maryland . I moved to Murrells Inlet SC to retire and I want to help my friend start a business washing and staining docks and piers . I found your product in my search for a marine grade semi-transparent stain that can handle the salt water and UV sun in this area . Wash , brighten and apply stain seems to be the procedure here as well . What else can you recommend for this start up business ?
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      The Sealer Store · 10/08/2018
      That is all you would need as far as materials from our end unless there is an old semi-transparent coating that needs to be removed with our Defy Stain Stripper.
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    Pamela · 09/09/2018
    We stained our pier maybe 5 years or more with just Thompson seal from Lowe's right after it was pressure washed. It has been stained only twice since it was built, around 1995 with salt treated lumber from our local H & B Lumber here in Statesville, NC. Really no issues with it, just wanting to protect it a little better and will use whatever you recommend!
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    Mark Thomas · 05/26/2018
    Please advise the best deck stain for me. Thinking of doing a light sanding and using semi transparent oil based stain. Would it be better for me to use a marine paint for better protection? also I heard there is something you can put on a deck instead of doing sanding before staining? Thank you, Mark

    Deck Location State: New York
    Full Sun, Partial Shade, Full Shade: Full Sun
    Wood Type: Cedar around 30 years old
    Mold or Mildew Issues: No
    Reason for Previous Stain Failure: Faded and mostly gone. Done poorly by a hired contractor.
    Previous Stain Brand and Type of stain (Solid, Semi-transparent, Transparent, etc): Semi Transparent
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      The Sealer Store · 05/27/2018
      You do not need a dock stain for this. Try the Defy Extreme Stain or the TWP 1500 series.
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    Cindy · 05/26/2018
    What do you recommend for application? I see DEFY makes a push brush head that is 11” wide but I cannot find this product on your site.
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    richard frericks · 02/20/2018
    when applying clear wood preservative does it need space to breathe
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    Hugh M · 11/02/2017
    Just purchased Defy cleaner and marine sealer/stain from you for use on wood dock constructed on fresh water lake in October 2016 with pressure treated wood.. Has enough time elapsed to now clean/stain/seal? With evening temps in upper 40's and day temps in upper 50s to 60's can I apply or should i wait until spring?. Finally, should i use brush, roller or sprayer to apply? If roller-what type.. Thank you
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    The Sealer Store · 05/07/2017
    David P:
    Can I use the Defy Extreme Stain for a redwood deck at the beach?

    Yes you can.
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    The Sealer Store · 06/21/2016
    Sorry but no.
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    Dennis Smalley · 06/21/2016
    once frozen can the stain be reconstituted?
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    The Sealer Store · 06/17/2016
    For two coats, about 500 sq. feet. For one coat, about 750 sq. feet for the 5 gallon.
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    Laura W · 06/16/2016
    Howdy, How many square feet will a 5-gallon bucket cover? Thanks!
Parameters of Product: Deck/Wood Stains
Available Sizes
5 Gallon
Brands
Defy
Coats Needed
2 Coats Wet on Wet
Free Shipping
Yes
Oil or Water Based
Water Based
Stain Transparency
Semi-Transparents
Your Wood Type
All Wood Types Cedar/Redwood/PTP/Etc
Horizontal or Vertical Surfaces
Marine Area
Low VOC State
Yes