Defy Stain Comes Highly Recommended For Wood Protection
One of the best ways to get more life out of any wooden deck is to have it protected with a quality wood stain or sealer. For years the owners of our local paint store have recommended Defy stain for any exterior wood. The amazing thing is that they have secretly recommended it because they do not sell it. They have an obligation to another type of stain but I know them well enough that they tell me they stain they sell is not as good or reliable as Defy stain. Unfortunately I have to go somewhere else to buy my Defy stain but it is well worth it. I am hoping someday that the local paint store will sell Defy stain and the are certainly trying to stock it but they are under contract with this other stain company for right now. The owner of the paint store is upset about it because he knows he would make more sales if he could carry the Defy stain products. As soon as the contract is up with this other stain company he is going to dump them. It says a lot for a stain when a paint store owner recommends it even though he does not sell it. Defy stain has been around for many years and is a very trusted wood stain and sealer. Water and sun protection is very important on wood. Moisture and the sun’s harmful UV rays can start to damage unprotected wood within the first year.
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