Questions and Answers for WoodRx 2 Gal. Ultra Natural Transparent Wood Stain and Sealer with Pump Sprayer/Fan Tip

A:  I suggest you cover plants and shrubs.

A:  The wood stain is offered in a natural wood honey tone.

A:  I used the Natural and my fence looks lovely. It has been on for two years. It is a shade of honey.

A:  i purchased the Natural when Home Depot has it in stock. It gives the wood a slight color which just makes the fence wood look new for a long time. The website currently doesnt offer it and I am waiting and hoping more becomes available. I love it.

A:  I wasn't looking for a "color" I was looking for a "Stain color", therefore I wouldn't know, just search, or go into your local Lowes Home Improvement store. My deck still looks good, and a guy at my job liked mine, so he sprayed his also, and he says his still looks good too. I hope you find what you're looking for. This is the Best Stain I've ever found. Oh, and after I sprayed it on, I lightly rolled it to evenly spread it out, as per the directions.

A:  It likely shows the square footage in the item description. However I had a 6foot fence approximately 90 feet and I bought 3-4 of these to do front and back. I was putting on a nice coverage though. It is awesome stuff.

A:  This product has a coverage area of 600 square feet.

A:  I used Ultra Wood Rx in 2 gallon spray pump plastic bottles on three large docks made or 2 by 6' PT pine. I can't remember the total dimensions exactly to answer your question but I had used Wood Rx (not Ultra) in the past. I would recommend using the spray Ultra. It covered a larger area per gallon, application was much easier and faster and seemed to waste less sealer. The regular WoodRx requires pre-weting the wood then applying the product. The ultra is applied to dry wood and is supposed to last much longer. I am now two years after the application and rain still beads on the dock, not so for the non-Ultra. I purchased ten 2-gallon sprayers which covered two 4 x 170 foot docks with 12 x 32 foot end platforms, a third dock 16 x 20 foot and an 180 foot 18" cap on a bulkhead. I have one and one-half bottles left over. The company provides approximate coverage data which I used and still had extra. Also the pump sprayers can be reused. Tom

A:  For the problem, i used a scouring pad up to days later on a kiddie slide and it worked fine. Soap and water only works if you do it immediately. The easier alternative is to spray paint over the affected area but that depends on if it is a viable option for the surface. If your siding is white vinyl, spray paint is an option. If it is a different color vinyl (or even white), scouring pad is necessary. Any other siding material, you might have to try hard to find the right paint. good luck and let us know what you end up doing.

A:  I got it on my siding too. I used straight ammonia, which was stinky and a pain, but it did get off alot of the over spray.

A:  I would contact the manufacturer for the BEST information. I didn't have a problem. I have a brick house, and I don't know if there was any overspray or not. It's been a little over a year, on my deck, and it still looks good. Good Luck!

A:  Yes. You need a pressure washer, and some Zep house wash. Put the Zep on the stained areas and let soak for about 5 - 10 minutes. Then, pressure off. You may need to repeat. Same thing happened to me. The stain is just doing it's job. If it sticks to the siding that well, just think how well it's sticking and soaking into the wood.

A:  It does clean up with soap and water if you wipe it up before it dries.

A:  i USED wOODrX on a dock. No need to clean it up. I avoided boats. No clean up attempted. Seems to be working well on the dock.

A:  Soap and water cleans your hands of overspray ,but not siding

A:  Doubt it as non skid would be to course to pass thru spray nozzel

A:  This can go on fresh wood. This was formulated for Florida rain and humidity so should not need anything more than an occasional hosing off and perhaps removing any sap or droppings.

A:  I would use it on any wood but especially pressure treated

A:  I would definitely do a power wash (light pressure wash) to remove any surface contaminants before applying.

A:  I would spray deck cleaner first, power wash, let it dry and then spray wood Rx.

A:  I would. If any dirt or loose stain is on the surface, the new stain will not take. Also left over stain already on the deck will give you inconsistent color.

A:  No. It just needs to be clean. Power washing the dEck, would make sure its clean, so its a good idea.

A:  I do not think you would if it is clean, washed with hose and completely dried. This would insure all salt air and debris is off.

A:  You could certainly call the company but I would have to say nay. Not sure if the ingredients are safe for indoors. You would have to be very careful not to get it on other things also. But I love the product, I had my fence done in half hour and it was about 80 feet or so. I used more than one although it goes pretty far. Love it, I did it a year ago and my fence still looks same as new.

A:  Don’t know I used on my fence. I would not use the spray indoors. The product does a great job to protect my fence.

A:  this did great on my privacy fence, but i would be concerned about a big mess inside like overspray on ceilings, floors, trim, etc. and perhaps possible streaks and runs. Personally, i would go with rollers inside for less mess and coverage uniformity.

A:  I don't know, I wouldn't use it indoors.

A:  in the description it says that it is for OUTSIDE use only. I would not try to spray inside for the fumes are strong

A:  I have used both. The Ultra finish lasts much monger than than the Clear wood, and does have a slight honey tint.

A:  I purchased this stain with sprayer in 2017 to seal my deck the stain works &looks great sprayer does not work well. I used a roller as far as the difference between the stains no difference at all.hope this Answer is helpful. Dan

A:  I would cover up the poles. This product is great but does tend to splatter a bit. It will be hard to get off the poles if not covered.

A:  I would suggest doing that. We did not and it was almost impossible to get off. Even when we wiped it right away, I still left a film on. I think, in the end, it’s worth the prep time to cover them.

A:  Yes. A residue will definitely be left behind. Learned that the hard way :( For the transparent, it might not have a noticable color but it will look like you were sloppy.

A:  I would definitely cover them. However, please note, this product is awesome! Pump and sprayer were so convenient too!

A:  I would recommend either covering up the poles before application or wiping off the product when it's still wet to avoid having your poles get stained, too. We have black metal hardware on our fence gates and where the stain was applied and not wiped off, it's still very noticeable. It has not caused any damage, but you do see the stain. If you don't want to take the time to cover up the poles ahead of time, it is fairly easy to wipe this product off while it's still wet, but I would recommend that you have a helper do this right behind you since it does dry fairly quickly.