What colors does Olympic stain come in?

Olympic Exterior Wood Stains

Black.
Brown.
Cedar.
Gray.
Green.
Multi.

Is Olympic A good wood stain?

The Worst Wood Stains From CR’s Tests The Olympic WaterGuard for Wood is the worst of the bunch, earning the lowest Overall Score in CR’s stain tests—a 5 out of 100. It also earns a Poor for its appearance after one year in our simulated weathering test for decks, meaning this stain didn’t take to the wood at all.

Is Olympic stain better than Behr?

According to Consumer Reports, Olympic Maximum Solid Stain & Sealant in One is rated in their top solid wood stains category, coming in slightly behind Behr.

How much is a gallon of Olympic stain?

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How much does a gallon of Olympic stain cost?

– OLYMPIC® MAXIMUM costs $36.99 a gallon and covers about 150 feet per gallon in our field test. This translates to a cost of $. 25 a foot.

Is Thompson better than Olympic?

Thompson WaterSeal clear coat received a score of 12 out of 100 in Consumer Report’s test of 28 clear decking finishes. Olympic Waterguard scored a 5 out of 100. You can expect WaterSeal to perform slightly better than Olympic Waterguard, so it is appropriate to say that WaterSeal is the superior product.

Is oil based or water-based stain better?

If the wood is going to be in direct exposure to wind, rain, and sunlight, an oil-based stain is the best choice. This is because it is more durable than a water-base and will provide a more complete protective layer against these elements.

Is Olympic stain oil based?

Olympic Wood Finish Penetrating Stain is an oil-based interior wood stain that penetrates evenly into the wood pores to enhance and highlight the wood grain.