Exterior Wood Care Products
For Fences, Decks and Siding

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Solid Color Look : SWF-SOLID

  • Adds rich, opaque color to hide imperfections
  • Allows the wood texture to show
  • Performs well on new and weathered wood
  • Covers the appearance of aging wood

E-B Emulsa Bond™ is an additive found exclusively in Flood brand products, such as our SWF-SOLID deck stain. It provides unsurpassed adhesion to wood surfaces where other finishes may fail. No other exterior wood care brand but Flood has this unique technology.

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Key Features

  • Provides rich, solid color that allows the wood texture to show through
  • Long-lasting solid stain preserves and protects the beauty of exterior wood
  • Guaranteed 15 years on wood siding and 5 years on wood decks (see product label for limited warranty details)
  • Exclusive formula combines the rich penetration of an oil with the durability of an acrylic resin
  • SWF-SOLID is urethane-enhanced for durability in high-traffic areas
  • Fortified with Flood's exclusive E-B Emulsa Bond to provide superior adhesion to even the most challenging exterior wood surfaces – no primer needed!
  • Resists peeling, blistering and mildew
  • Can be tinted to 51 different stain colors
  • Easy soap and water cleanup
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Recommended For

  • Exterior use only
  • All new or weathered exterior wood
  • Flood solid color deck stain can be coated over sound (not peeling), previously coated surfaces, such as a solid stain
  • Exterior wooden decks, docks, fences, trim boards, outdoor furniture, previously coated stucco and composites, and weathered vertical masonry
  • Exterior wood siding (solid wood and plywood, including T1-11)

Application Tips

  • Use proper precautions with highly extractive woods such as cedar and redwood (call us at 1-800-321-3444 for more information).
  • New wood has a hard, shiny surface called mill glaze that prevents maximum penetration of a stain — to reduce this mill glaze and remove natural wood chemicals and other factory-applied sealers, treat surface with Flood WOOD STRIPPER (1 quart to 1 gallon of water) to open wood so it can accept a new finish.
  • New wood requires time to dry out and open pores before finishing. To test, pour a cup of water on a horizontal wood surface. If it is absorbed into the wood within 30 seconds, it is ready to be finished.
  • Before starting, test your color choice on a small area.
  • Buy sufficient product for the whole job and intermix all product together before starting to avoid color variance.
  • Sand, scrape or wire brush loose, flaking or peeling finishes.
  • Pressure wash to remove excess dirt and other contamination.
  • Proper surface preparation is essential for the limited warranty to apply — see side of product label for limited warranty details.
  • Surfaces must be clean, free of dirt, grime, mildew and loose or peeling coatings before using a Flood Solid Color Deck Stain.
  • Weathered, uncoated surfaces: clean with Flood WOOD CLEANER prior to coating.
  • To strip previously coated surfaces, remove with Flood WOOD STRIPPER.
  • Allow wood to dry 48 hours before finishing.
  • If applying with a roller or sprayer, always backbrush.
  • Apply between 50° F - 80° F.
  • On new wood, two-coat application is recommended.

Available Sizes

  • 1 gallon
  • 5 gallon

Coverage

  • 250 - 400 sq ft/gal (23.2 - 37.2 sq m/gal)
  • Coverage will vary depending on the type, age and texture of the wood.

Dry Time

  • 24 - 48 hours, depending on temperature and humidity.
  • Avoid heavy abrasions immediately following application.

VOC

  • Does not exceed 250 g/L

Note: Color accuracy will vary based on monitor and printer calibrations. Please visit your local Flood dealer to view actual color samples before making a final color decision.

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