Weather Boss is made from natural tree oils and resins. It contains no harsh chemicals, petroleum-based solvents, or toxic compounds. The formula is non-toxic, non-flammable, and non-corrosive.

Weather Boss penetrates deep into wood fibers and bonds from within. Most stains sit on the surface and eventually peel, crack, or flake. Because Weather Boss bonds inside the wood, it doesn’t break down the same way, which means dramatically longer protection and far less maintenance.

XT contains 50% more natural resins and oils than the Original formula. It’s designed for open-grained, cracked, aged, or severely weathered wood where standard stains can’t penetrate deeply enough. If your wood is in standard condition, the Original formula is usually the right choice. If it’s rough-sawn, checked, cracked, or heavily aged, XT is the better option.

Weather Boss Clear Sealer is the final step in the recommended application system. After applying two color coats (or two Clear coats), a final coat of Clear Sealer adds an additional layer of protective oils and resins. It’s also used for periodic maintenance recoats to refresh protection without changing the color of the wood.

No. When stored properly in a sealed container, Weather Boss does not expire. It remains effective even after freezing or long-term storage, which helps eliminate product waste and allows you to keep extra on hand for future maintenance.

Weather Boss can be applied by brush, roller, sprayer, or dip. Stir thoroughly before use, then apply two color coats, allowing about 30 minutes between coats or until the surface is nearly dry. Finish with a final coat of Weather Boss Clear Sealer for optimum protection. Cleanup is simple with soap and water.

Three coats provide optimum protection: two color coats followed by one coat of Weather Boss Clear Sealer. Each coat delivers more penetrating oil into the wood grain. For maximum protection on new construction, pre-dipping the wood before installation is recommended.

Yes. Weather Boss can be applied at temperatures as low as 32°F. If temperatures drop below freezing overnight after application, that’s typically fine as long as there’s no snow or rain on the surface. Resume application once temperatures rise back above 32°F.

Yes. On open-grain wood, the formula can be applied to surfaces that are slightly damp but not wet or holding standing water. Applying additional coats while the previous coat is still slightly damp can actually improve penetration.

One gallon typically covers 100 to 250 square feet depending on wood type, porosity, and application method. Follow-up coats usually require less product. For maximum protection, apply as much Weather Boss as the wood will absorb.

Yes, as long as the existing finish isn’t peeling or flaking. If the old stain is still bonded to the wood, Weather Boss can usually be applied directly over it. Stains that seal the surface and leave a plastic-type film are not recommended for overcoating.

Yes. Weather Boss is non-toxic, contains no harsh chemicals, and has low VOC depending on the formula. Once dry, it’s safe for children, pets, and bare feet. Cleanup requires only soap and water.

Yes. Weather Boss is made from renewable tree oils and resins. It’s low-VOC, non-toxic, and non-flammable. It’s also approved for use in Lake County on Flathead Lake, Montana, one of the most strictly regulated freshwater environments in the country.

Yes. Weather Boss is food safe and can be used on countertops, dining tables, and other surfaces that come into contact with food. The formula contains no toxic chemicals that could leach into food or drink.

Yes. Weather Boss is non-toxic and won’t harm aquatic life, mammals, or plant life. It’s approved for use in Lake County on Flathead Lake, Montana, and is specifically designed for marine applications including docks, piers, bridges, and waterside structures.

With proper application (two color coats plus a Clear Sealer coat) and routine maintenance, Weather Boss can protect wood for 10 to 20 years before a full re-stain is needed. Many customers report results lasting well beyond a decade.

Very little. Because Weather Boss bonds within the wood fiber, it won’t peel, crack, or flake. To refresh the surface, simply clean away dirt and debris with a pressure washer or high-pressure air and apply a maintenance coat of Weather Boss Clear Sealer. No sanding, scraping, or stripping required.

Weather Boss enhances and amplifies the natural grain and color of the wood without leaving a glossy or artificial finish. It’s designed to protect the wood while preserving its natural character.

Yes. Weather Boss provides UV protection through its natural color pigments and the inherent UV-resistant properties of its tree oils and resins.

Yes. The natural oils and resins in Weather Boss help deter mold, mildew, and fungus. In regions with high moisture or specific concerns, additional agents can be added for enhanced protection. Contact us for details.

Weather Boss is available in Clear, Honey, Natural Brown, and Redwood. Colors can also be mixed together, and custom tinting is available to match specific shades, including solid colors. Contact us directly to discuss custom pigment options.

Weather Boss is available in 1-gallon and 5-gallon containers made from recycled plastic. Both sizes are offered in Original and XT formulas, as well as the Clear Sealer.

No. Weather Boss has a mild, natural scent that many customers describe as similar to tree sap. There are no harsh chemical fumes, which makes it comfortable to use even indoors.

Cleanup is simple with soap and water. Because Weather Boss bonds strongly with surfaces once cured, it’s best to clean up any spills before the product dries.

Yes. Weather Boss remains effective through multiple freeze-thaw cycles and can be stored in an unheated garage or shed without losing performance.