5 Best Stain for Cedar Siding: 2024 Guide

Ready Seal 512 Natural Cedar Exterior Stain - amzn.to/4fn4ICY
SaverSystems #1 Deck Premium Semi-Transparent Stain - amzn.to/3A3ndvZ
Cabot 140.0003400.005 Natural Australian Timber Oil - amzn.to/4feS1Kt
DEFY Extreme Semi-Transparent Exterior Wood Stain - amzn.to/3WpDGBY
DEFY Extreme Crystal Clear Exterior Wood Stain - amzn.to/46pwV82
If you're looking to spruce up the exterior of your home, cedar siding is a great option. Not only does it look beautiful, but it's also durable and can withstand harsh weather conditions. That said, in order to keep your cedar siding looking its best, you'll need to apply a quality stain to protect it from the elements. With so many options out there, it can be difficult to decide which one is best for you. To help you out, we've put together a list of the five best stains for cedar siding in 2024.
0:00 - Intro
0:31 - Ready Seal 512 Natural Cedar Exterior Stain
1:16 - SaverSystems #1 Deck Premium Semi-Transparent Stain
2:05 - Cabot 140.0003400.005 Natural Australian Timber Oil
2:59 - DEFY Extreme Semi-Transparent Exterior Wood Stain
3:44 - DEFY Extreme Crystal Clear Exterior Wood Stain
4:18 - Outro
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[@Iz0pen]

Those are not cedar boards 👎

[@go5582]

hi thank you for posting this video

[@drophammer776]

I've used countless stains. Water-based and Oil-based. For high-traffic areas, with big dogs and children Oil-based is the only way to go. Want your deck to last, lightly sand and reapply every year where people walk.
The best is to stain all sides and ends before screwing floor down.

[@go5582]

hi thanks for your comment.