@dealhaggler 1 and 2. It is fine to leave until spring. No issues. Just leave it as is. Do not aggressively pressure wash your wood, ever. 3. You ...

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Yes, prep correctly with the RAD:/p>

@b3ll0v1c Pressure washer.

Use a proper deck cleaner and wood brightener like this:/p>

Yes, the Behr is just a poor product. As contractors for many years, we cannot say anything good about the Behr deck stains especially when it comes t...

Behr is a filming stain, similar to a solid stain in that it films and dries on top of the wood. That is why it can be so difficult to remove. We typi...

1. You do not need to sand for prep. Clean and brighten. 2. It should not harm the bricks or concrete but best to ask them. Cover plants.

Treat the walls like new wood:/p> Sikkens (PPG now) used to be great until they sold the company and changed the formulas. We never use it.

You will have to sand or grind it all off to fix it. No other way besides full removal.

Strip and brighten for prep and buff off the fuzzies if needed.

You should not do this. Just sand and then clean and brightener. Do not use the stripper and trying to overpressure wash to match would just waste you...

1. At this point we would just sand it all evenly and remove all previous coatings. 2./p> 3. Clean and brighener whenever you are done with sandin...

No need to flip. Just remove and start over. Use the RAD Stripper with both additives followed by the RAD Brightener:

You cannot spot fix. You would have to remove all and redo to fix.