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RE: Cedar deck prep / sanding and staining

His hobby is wood working in character and real life and knows all about all in terms of wood. Great show (Parks & Rec). Reading a lot of posts ...

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RE: Cedar deck prep / sanding and staining

Weather all, prep all, then stain all is really the easiest. If you want to not weather, then you could go ahead and final prep and then stain now but...

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RE: Ready to clean and stain - which products

Prep with Restore A Deck Cleaner/Brightener kits. Stain with Restore A DEck Semi-transparent stain or TWP 1500 Series.

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RE: Cedar deck prep / sanding and staining

Great, thank you. Just to clarify as I am not seeing information about a deck with both new and old wood (sorry if the info is there and I missed it)...

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RE: Cedar deck prep / sanding and staining

Have you seen this about new wood?:/p> As for the grooves, it is not an issue if sanded off. You may want to finish the sanding. Let it weather throug...

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RE: Manufacturer markings on new boards -- how do I get rid of them?

Probably because he builds decks and not maintains them? Anyways, always follow the advice of the stain brand you are using when it comes to new wood.

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RE: Manufacturer markings on new boards -- how do I get rid of them?

Thanks, this is very helpful. Can you tell me why our deck installer (who has excellent ratings) said we really don't need to let the wood age?

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RE: Cedar deck prep / sanding and staining

First, this site is awesome and should be the only online decking information available as so much misinformation is spread. I only come to this site...

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RE: Cedar deck prep / sanding and staining

That is not true. Rain does not harm sanded decks and actually helps to open the pores, not close it. Yes, you will need to clean and brighten the woo...

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