Does anyone have an recommendation for staining and water/weather resistance product application for a dock located in SW Florida? I’ve looked at products from Sherwin Williams and Behr.
Thank you
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I have had pretty good luck with Behr (Estero).
If I had it to do over I would use a plastic product like Trex for my dock.
What kind of wood?
Salt or freshwater?
Already coated with ...?
or is it a new one?
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get away from it all & move to Marco island or Sannabel & hire it out LOL
I think you'd be wasting your money. I've tried them all and none of them seemed to last any longer then it took me to get off the dock. I think keeping it clean and free of mold will make it last longer then any product you can apply.