Deck Stain Brush Applicator - Deck BOSS by Perdura - 7 inch Paint Brush - Stain Seal and Paint for Floor and Fence - Brush Tool for Water and Oil Based Coatings on Wood and Concrete Rough or Smooth

I absolutely loathe painting and/or staining anything as I've gotten older. As my age has progressed to the milestone of fifty years, I've also found that I've grown to be quite lazy. I see no joy to be found on one's hands and knees, with a small brush, in the scorching Summer sun of the southeastern portion of the United States, intricately staining a deck. On a bet this past Spring, I opted to attempt to stain my 1000+ square foot multi-level deck, alone. After painting the rails for several days, I quickly became disgusted with the task that I had so foolishly volunteered to complete in solitude. It was then that I began to search YouTube for a more efficient manner of staining ones deck. Very quickly I discovered this wonderful modern marvel of a brush... Truly a lazy man's tool. Excited, I determined that this was just the tool that I needed to add to my collection of lazy man tools. I ordered it, and it arrived quickly. I completed the monotonous task of painting the rails, and then it was time for the "big kaboom," staining the deck portion.Day 1; I dumped a couple of gallons of stain into a five gallon bucket, stirred it well, covered it, and went back inside to the air conditioning.Day 2; I began the monumental, and much dreaded, task of staining the deck boards with this modern piece of stain applying technology. After re-stirring my stain, I dipped the brush into it and began spreading it onto my deck boards. I was absolutely amazed at how quickly, and effectively, this brush spread the stain... After approximately six boards I was so excited that I called up a couple of friends to tell them how wonderful the brush was performing. They immediately came over to witness my work, and we decided to sit in the shade of the trees, consuming ice-cold beverages and looking at my deck. I don't remember much after that...Three days later; I returned home from a hard days work, and ventured out to the back. I found the brush still laying out in the Sun where I had left it... Dried stain on it, and virtually ruined from lack of cleaning it. On further inspection of the deck, I witnessed the most beautifully stained six boards that I can ever recall seeing. Now determined to complete my work, I immediately ordered another brush. At that point I hopped back aboard my trusty motorbike and went for a nice long ride.Two months later; Autumn is approaching quickly, and other than walking out to the rear of my home, and the deck a handful of times, I have not so much as thought of completing my staining project. The previously stained six boards are holding up well, and the stain looks absolutely perfect. As previously mentioned, in my older years I've grown quite repulsed by domestic duties, and in turn I've developed a sense of laziness toward them. I am unsure as to whether I will complete my staining project before the cold of Winter, or if I'll wait until next Spring. However, there is one thing that is certain... That being; to attempt to stain a large deck in this day and age, by any means other than this wonderful brush, is absolute lunacy. I look forward to completing, or not completing, the staining of my deck with this amazing lazy man's tool...10/10 on this deck brush. Highly recommend.

The Deck BOSS by Perdura is a premium-quality 7-inch paint brush designed for efficiently staining, sealing, or painting decks, floors, fences, and other large surfaces. Its wide brush head covers substantial areas with ease, reducing the time and effort needed for big projects.Made with durable synthetic bristles, the brush ensures smooth and even application of stain or paint without leaving streaks. The bristles are firmly secured to prevent shedding, providing a professional-grade finish. Its sturdy handle offers a comfortable grip, and the brush can be attached to a pole for extended reach, making it perfect for tackling hard-to-reach spots or expansive surfaces.Built to last, the Deck BOSS is reusable and easy to clean, making it a cost-effective tool for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike. If you’re looking for a high-performance applicator to achieve flawless results on your deck or fencing projects, the Deck BOSS by Perdura is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended for its efficiency, durability, and ease of use!

Recently purchased a cabin with lots of wood decks and patios in need of maintenance. After sanding down the planks, I wanted a brush that would let me work the stain well into the wood. The Deck Boss has strong but flexible bristles that held stain and allowed me to massage the wood. Attached to a pole, this brush was easy to maneuver. Best of all, the Deck Boss has held up well after multiple applications and cleanings. Only design change I made was to drill a hole through the threaded connection to the pole and sunk a small wood screw into the pole to keep the brush from twisting while in use. Great product with superb durability.

This brush worked great! It laid down a really nice coat of stain and really cut the time needed to stain the deck floor. It also worked well and saved time on the top rails and the large vertical boards.To stain 350 square feet of deck floor and 11 stair treads totaling another 33 square feet took less that 90 minutes, and I was standing up instead of being on my knees.As others have commented, the handle is sloppy loose when you screw it in and the brush tends to loosen. However, I wrapped a strip of paper towel (pipe tape is too thin) around the screw threads on the handle and that made it tight enough that the brush did not get loose any more.I highly recommend this brush for anyone with a moderate or large deck. It's pricey but well worth the cost.

I attached this to an extendable handle and it definitely saved my knees and back if I had used a regular brush. I usually use cheap, disposable brushes for painting/staining where a few bristles start to fall out before the job is done. This brush was more expensive but the bristles and overall construction were high quality.I marked down a star because the brush would repeatedly find a way to loosen from the threads of the handle. It would wiggle until I tightened it down... but it would loosen again a short while later. It might have been something with the threads on my handle but having a screw knob to lightly tighten down the brush would have helped. Next time I use it, I'll wrap a layer or two of painter's tape over the threads and see if that helps secure the brush better.