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Siding: Hunting Boots 1001-9A, Solid Stain
Accent: Blue Raindrop 4005-5A, Solid Stain

When it comes to staining the exterior of your home, there’s plenty of options for highlighting its unique architectural details. One way is by combining different shades between the roof and siding. This will create a balanced, harmonious look that brings the focus onto the height of the house, while retaining the warmth of the siding below it.

Quick Tip: Recommended applicators include Valspar rollers (with a 9" roller cover) for bigger areas, and Valspar All Stain Angle 1.5" brush for trim and smaller, hard-to-reach areas.

COLOR:
Fence: Potato Skin, Semi-Transparent Stain

If you need a break from the daily grind, this space provides a chance to relax the body and renew the mind. The natural, healing elements of this shade create a special place where you can have the great outdoors all to yourself. It can also be used on backyard furniture to add uniformity and complete the overall look.

Quick Tip: Apply stain to small sections at a time – starting at one edge of the board and working end to end to avoid lap marks. Ideal applicators include a Valspar 4" roller for detailing and small areas. For larger areas, use a Valspar 9" roller. One coat is all you need for a great finish.

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Door: Simply Cedar, Semi-Transparent Stain

With dark colors gaining popularity, this shade adds a simple, yet modern touch that puts emphasis on its natural wood tone to make the home feel more inviting. When paired with porch lights and potted plants, these darker elements are balanced out by natural elements in a way that says: “Welcome Home.”

Quick Tip: To start, use a screwdriver to remove the door, then apply stain with a 9" Valspar roller for large areas and a smaller brush for edges and corners for complete coverage.