Fence Stains

Wood Defender® Fence Stain

Every year home owners across the country spend countless amounts of money on wood privacy fence. The fences help to shade the backyard, offer a certain amount of security, keep pets and children contained, and give the home owner privacy while in their back yard. With the rising cost of lumber it makes good sense to protect this valuable investment. Wood Defender Fence stains work to beautify, protect and preserve the fence. They keep the look of the fence aesthetically pleasing while saving the home owner the money and aggravation of replacing the fence every 5-7 years.

Transparent and Semi-Transparent Fence Stains designed specifically for fence staining.

Each of the Wood Defender fence stains are designed and formulated for a single purpose, fence staining. Compared to competitive products that are labeled "universal" the Wood Defender product line is superior in all aspects. Wood Defender is formulated for longevity, ease of application, and ease of re-coats.

Semi Transparent Fence Stain - Utilizes opaque pigmentation at a reduced rate to achieve a stained appearance. The unique pigment combination has been tested to prove its unparalleled U.V protection. The combination of pigments offers increased square foot per gallon coverage. Offers a 3 year manufacturers warranty. Through its many years of service by dedicated applicators Wood Defender Semi-Transparent Fence Stain has become the "Contractors Choice", out selling all other products we offer. Wood Defender “NOTHING ELSE COMPARES”.

Transparent Fence Stain - Utilizes ultra fine Trans Oxide pigments to highlight and reveal all of the wood grain while staining the fence. Trans Oxide pigments are ground so fine they are very resistant to Ultra Violet Rays. The Transparent fence stain is commonly desired on a new Cedar or Redwood fence where the customer is striving to highlight and glorify the existing wood beauty. The Transparent Fence Stain is backed by a 2 year manufacturer’s warranty. Wood Defender "NOTHING ELSE COMPARES".