Krylon K03603000 Exterior Semi-Transparent Wood Stain, Rustic Brown, 12 Ounce

I was painting my garden post- there were areas my paint brush could get to- this does the trick- love that it's weather resistant. It's been a year- so far so good

Super product!! I cleaned my very dirty teak table patio set with a natural enzyme cleaner, soap and water, and then let it dry 2 days. I couldn’t believe how much dirt and crud came off. The bare wood underneath was just sad looking and first I tried teak oil in one spot, but it did not deepen the color the way I hoped. Then I tried Krylon‘s product spray-on stain and sealer in Cedar based on other reviewers’ recommendations. It came out beautiful and looks like new! The color is excellent. I returned 2 different colors from another spray-on brand sold at Home depot because the colors were really unnatural (red and orange) and didn’t look the display pics. Im glad I found this Krylon product as an alternative in a spray form. I wanted something quick and that would get in all of the crevices. I did not have the patience to paint on a stain sealer and do all the wiping etc. It was pretty easy to use. You have to spray in long strokes about 12-16 inches away. In some spots I put on too much and the stain looked opaque, but I just used a towel to wipe it away with no issue and then spray on another lighter coat. Worked great. I used almost two full cans for this patio set. It took a bit longer to dry than it says, it was many hours but it is humid right now. I let it cure without touching it or putting anything on it for about four more days in sun. Now its great and water beads off when it rains. So happy! Before pics are with the food on table and garden pic, I didn’t think to take before pics, but you can see what an amazing difference!

Color matched perfect with actual paint. Took a while to dry.

I re-stained my hot tub in less than 30 minutes...literally. I dropped my daughter off at her piano lesson, came home got everything together, 'politely' turned down the sales offer of a door to door salesman and still got done staining the tub one minute before her lesson was over. I used a drop cloth and a 3 foot piece of tape to protect an area at a time. A few recommendations, I read a review stating that the redwood color was not a good match, so I tried Rustic Brown. Rustic Brown was a very good match to the original light redwood color of our hot tub. Second, wipe the area lightly with a towel after spraying each section, this eliminates small spray lines that may show up if you don't spray absolutely smoothly. Be sure your hot tub is not circulating when you are staining the base. Mine was and it sucked in some of the aerosol fumes and deposited a layer of stain around the water line (this easily came off with a magic eraser). Lastly, I ended up a little short using one can so I ordered a second can to complete the job. I ended up doing a second coat on the entire tub since it was so simple. The second coat also took about 20 minutes, so total project time was less than one hour. I liked the look with one coat, but with two coats it is even better. Great, great product. As a side note: our hot tub is about 12 years old and I had been putting off staining it because it is such a pain, so the wood was unevenly stained when I started. The final project turned out very even.I wish it came in more colors so I could do my other wood projects.

great coverage easy to use but barely covered small above ground planter. took 2 cans (40 dollars) to get one coat of coverage. would go back to using oil based stain in can. takes more time. but way cheaper and more coverage.

Shook the can for about 2 minutes as per instruction. Did test spray on scrap, maybe 2-3 sec spray. Went on very splotchy and uneven, but the color looked good so decided to try it on my project. Got two more 2 sec sprays and then it stopped working. Removed the nozzle but still no paint coming out.I don't really care about any warranty or product replacement with a $5 item. Either it works, or I won't buy it again. I've used a lot of spray paint over the years, don't think I've every had a complete failure like this. Instead of putting on a fancy rotating nozzle and easy push button, maybe they should make a product that works 100% of the time.Thanks to this junk I wasted a bunch of time setting up to spray, and now I need to go back and sand the project to remove the splatter. Maybe I should be grateful that it failed early on, since the coverage was very uneven and splotchy. I might have kept going and done even more damage to my nice project.

I have posted pictures to my review here. I have these wood Adirondack rocking chairs that I just love. They need to be refinished annually, because I leave them out in the weather year around. I should probably store them for the Winter. At any rate, the 1st picture shows what my rockers looked like when I started. The 2nd photo is how far I took it with an electric sander, and the 3rd picture is the finished result. I am really happy with the color and the finish. I was hoping it would completely cover both of my rockers with one can. However, I did have to order another can, because it ran out before I could finish the last bits on the 2nd chair.I love this product and I would highly recommend it.

I wish I had thought to take before and after pictures (I never do), but the product worked well for me. I was delighted to find this spray stain (didn't even know it existed) in the exact color I needed. I had purchased a cedar potting shed kit, and didn't think to spray the hundreds of roof shingles before they were installed. I knew it would be close to impossible to paint with a brush or roller, so I was happy to find this spray stain after the shingles began to lose their vibrant cedar color. My son got on top of the roof and finished the 8x12 roof in a couple of hours with two and a half cans. It's been about three months and it still looks good, though I expect I'll have to repaint it in a couple of years, since it's a spray.