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RE: How dry does my deck need to be?

@administrator Thank you for the reply- the deck turned out great thanks to your info and the wealth of information you have on the website. Huge th...

6 years ago
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RE: Best Oil for IPE???

Tung Oil will do nothng for UV protection and will attract mildew. See here about new wood:

6 years ago
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RE: Best Oil for IPE???

Thanks for the Defy recommendation. Any thoughts on Tung Oil? Also, any thoughts on when to do a first coat after a deck installation? I've heard to...

6 years ago
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RE: Best Oil for IPE???

Defy Hardwod is very good. Penofin and Super Deck are very poor. Do not last and both turn black from UV. Very poor.

6 years ago
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RE: Restain

Since a solid stain, you should be able to just recoat.

6 years ago
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RE: Deck prep input

Strip and brighten all with the Restore A Deck Kits and both additives: You may have to lightly sand after but hard to say if needed or not until yo...

6 years ago
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RE: Fire retardant additive?

"how flammable is a 20-year old heart redwood deck with a good coat of fully-cured sealer?" -MM "We have no idea how flammable wood is and why would ...

6 years ago
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RE: Black stains appearing in oil finish

No issues doing it next Spring. We would wait.

6 years ago
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RE: Black stains appearing in oil finish

As winter weather is approaching, should I leave it on for the winter and remove and start over in the spring? Anything wrong with this intention?

6 years ago
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RE: Black stains appearing in oil finish

It is either mildew to rust. Either way you would need to strip and start over to fix.

6 years ago
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RE: Black stains appearing in oil finish

This is one of the boards with the specks/spots visible. Thanks for your help.

6 years ago
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RE: Black stains appearing in oil finish

We would need pictures. Also, you should have treated this as new wood and you over sanded too smooth:

6 years ago
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