Nano-Technology Improves Stain Performance 200-600%
SaverSystems has joint ventured with several companies to develop a new long lasting stain technology. Our research efforts over the last year and a half have lead 
to a new development in the performance of exterior, semi-transparent wood finishes to protect your deck.
A newly developed nano-technology used in combination with our existing technology has been found to significantly increase the durability and weather resistance of our synthetic resin based deck stains. This new light stabilizing nano-technology actually works by blocking and absorbing the harmful UV rays from the sun that damage your wood.
Not only does this new technology help prevent wood from graying it also helps prevent water intrusion while resisting fungal growth. The independent test results are in, and below are photo’s of the actual test boards which show how the new DEFY Extreme new technology stacks up against the best selling national brands.
Defy Extreme Wood Stain utilizes Nano Particles (Similar to Sunscreen) and High Grade Synthetic Resins. When combined they will reflect the sun and provide UV protection that has never been seen in a Tinted Wood Finish. This is a First in the Industry
Defy Extreme Wood Stain can be used on interior or exterior smooth hardwood surfaces including: wood siding, decks, outdoor wood furniture, and other hardwood surfaces.
Defy Extreme - Wood Stain:
- Utilizing Nano-Particles and Synthetic Resins. Nano Light-Stabilizers block the sun's harmful UV rays preventing graying
- Nano particles help prevent mold and algae
- Semi-Transparent wood finish adds color and protection to your wood
- Stains and seals your wood from water penetration
- Water-Based with easy soap and water cleanup
- VOC Compliant and Eco-Friendly formula
- Leading protection that will outperform all tinted transparent wood stains
| Gallon Sizes: | 1's & 5's |
| Coverage Per Gallon: | 100-150 sq. feet (100 for 2 coats) |
| Coats Required: | 2 Coats. "Wet on Wet" |
| Temperature: | 45-95 F |
| Application Tools: | Pad, Sprayer, Brush, Roller |
| Dry Time: | 2-4 Hours |
| Cleanup: | Water & Soap |
| State VOC Limits: | Compliant in all States |
| More Info: | Product Data |
Comments
Shipping to NY is about 2-3 days. Look at Dark Walnut or Butternut.
Also what is the shipping time to Niagara Falls NY ?
For Teak, you would want the Defy Hardwood Stain.
Correct on using both the cleaner and the brightener for the prep of the posts. No concerns on the Timbetech, just rinse well with water when done.
You will need to wait about 3 months to weather. Prep first with the Defy Wood Clean and then the Defy Wood Brightener.
2-3 months and prep first with Defy Wood Cleaner.
No need to stain the underside.
You would need to remove the previous coating that was applied first.
Yes you will need to remove the Cabot it use a different stain like the Defy. Apply the stain with a stain sprayer and a stain pad applicator.
It is not designed to stain composite. Best to use this product:
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You should not apply a second now. Wait until Fall, lightly clean and apply the second coat. Removing the stain out of concrete is not easy to do. Try a graffiti remover from your local store and a pressure washer.
Question 2 - How to remove drip stains from the concrete pad that the aforementioned deck is sitting on?
Just one coat this year since you have a base coat already. It should cure in 24 hours.
We are an online dealer for the Defy. The Defy stain colors will last 2-3 times longer then the Clear version.
Thank you, Ann Miller
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product. This is for application on pressue treated southern yellow pine.
There are not any Canadian dealers but we can ship to you. You may call us at 249-858-8900 for any questions you have and ordering.
Defy Extreme is not made for composite wood.
Yes use the Defy Extreme Stain for this.
They are completely different formulas and colors between the Extreme and the Original synthetic.
just as effective?
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You do need to remove the Penofin first. Best is to strip and brighten the wood for prep. Sanding will work as well, just do not sand more then 60-80 grit of paper.
As long as you removed the BM then yes you can use Defy stain.
Should we use the Defy Hardwood stain or the extreme?
Thanks,
EB
2-3 years is normal. We personally are an online dealer.
Use the Defy Stain for Hardwoods.
No you would need to strip off the Biowash first before using the Extreme. use the Defy Wood Brightener as well. Unopened containers will last many a couple of years.
- can I apply your product over the Biowash without sanding back to bare wood?
- what preparation do I need to do prior to staining?
- what is the shelf life for the product? I don't believe you have Canadian distribution so I was going to ship to a U.S. location and I was considering ordering four gallons so I would have enough to restain in a couple of years.
Thank you for your help.
We do not but we can ship there.
Try a little be of soapy water to remove dirt and lightly agitate and rinse. Hard to spot touch up scratches and have it dry even.
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Thanks!
Yes we ship there. Best to use one of the colors in the Extreme as it will last 3 times longer than the clear. Need a total sq footage for the amount.
No dealers there but we can ship to you.
No you cannot do that.
Defy Extreme after the waiting.
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If it is rough, do I clean and brighten before stain?
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I am a chainsaw carver (Glennslogart.c om) I paint almost everything I carve with exterior grade house paint and augment the Harry Homeowners colors with pigments that are superior light fast artist grade. That said I am looking for a reliable clear acrylic that I can blend for glazing effects and sealing properties. Would your product be suitable for for such an application? I am currently using BM's Arborcoat but It hasn't been getting the best reviews and I want my work to stand up well. -Glenn
I'm sure I need to let what I've done sit and weather - how best to correct the part 1 coat and the drip spots? Should I use 2 coats in the spring on the whole walking surface? Thanks.
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