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Deck colors that are lighter, such as tan or gray, tend to hide dirt better than darker colors.

The most popular stain for a deck may vary depending on trends and personal preferences, but stains in natural wood tones and earthy hues are often favored for their timeless appeal.

Some popular brands of deck stain include Cabot, Behr, Sherwin-Williams, and Olympic, known for their quality and durability.

Using a roller or brush for staining a deck depends on personal preference, but a brush is often preferred for better control and penetration into the wood grain.

Yes, it's generally recommended to pressure wash your deck before staining to remove dirt, grime, and old finish for better adhesion of the new stain.

Both oil-based and water-based stains can be effective for outdoor wood, but oil-based stains typically penetrate deeper and provide longer-lasting protection.

A deck can be lighter or darker based on personal preference, house exterior, landscape, and desired aesthetic.

Deck color can be lighter or darker than the house, depending on personal preference and the desired contrast or coordination.

The best color to stain a deck depends on personal preference, house exterior, landscape, and desired aesthetic.

The best protection for a wood deck often involves regular cleaning, sealing or staining, and protecting it from moisture, UV rays, and foot traffic.