Cabot Stain Acrylic Finish: Flat Redwood Solid Container Size Gl Low Voc Pack of 4

Long lasting paint and stain, we have been using this product for years and there is minimal peeling on the deck chairrails, railings, and floor. We live in Wisconsin where the climate can reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit below zero, or 90+ degrees. The main traffic areas are a bit rough.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this stain solid for a project and the next project. I thought I would try a different brand of stain And that was a mistake should have stuck with Cabot solid stain for the best results

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just stained my cedar sided house and chose gray, just hoping that it would cover over the darker cedar color that I had been putting on it that last 10 years and to my joy it covered perfectly

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried other stains. A builder told me about Cabot. I have never used anything else for any of my building projects decks, etc. that I've had and built.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought this 1 year ago and love it. It has held up beautifully. We tried it for the trim edging of the deck. Since it held up so well, we're doing the whole deck.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am on my fourth year purchasing this item. It remains well protected throughout the year. The wood looks new! My patio is beautiful with cordovan brown floor and vary white spindles.

I am replacing my patio deck an will once again use Cabot acrylic primer and solid stain.... so that the deck will match the trim color of the house. This is the second deck replacement in 27 years. All stained with Cabot. (Texas sun deteriorates the pressure treated wood but not the stain.) I've never had issues with chalking, peeling, traffic wear.

Extremely disappointed in this product. We spent a lot of time cleaning and prepping our deck per the instructions, then painted the stain. It took several hours across a few days to paint. Less than three months later, the stain is peeling up in random spots, including areas that have only been touched by rain.

Used on our deck about 3 years ago I was hesitant to use initially, and for good reason it peeled. We have just stripped sanded and brightened our large deck floor, but I used on our steps and rails too. Not sure what we will do with those yet not as easy to strip and sand. Also used on Adirondack chairs and table. We are so disappointed!

We have always used cabot stain for our home, (20 years). Typically we have to stain every 5 to 8 years. We have never had an issue with peeling but after staining our home 4 years ago it is peeling very badly. We would like to speak with someone concerning this problem. Thanks.