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practice wood deck
- Thread starter KGILL
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Christopher
Moderator
You can go back and feather in those stop marks with the wand so they are less noticeable.
Doug Rucker
Roundtable Host 2009
Looks good Keenan...great deck to practice on...
Doug Rucker
Roundtable Host 2009
To me it does. It almost even has a look that you sanded it, but I am no wood expert by any means.
Seymore_BlEaCh
New member
Little blotchy and a semi trans stain will look blotchy.
Seymore_BlEaCh
New member
Use a light bleach solution 1part 12% 4 parts water pressure wash /rinse again real good then brighten.
Russ Spence
Commercial Pressure Wash Expert
Shane, why wouldnt you use sodium percarbonate to reclean the wood and then brighten with oxalic acid?
I was always to to never use bleach on bare wood????
I was always to to never use bleach on bare wood????
Seymore_BlEaCh
New member
Well It's been a proven way for me over the years to clean a non stained deck and I've never had to re-clean after using bleach to clean.
It's a myth that's been discussed for a long time that bleach will damage the wood. " MYTH BUSTED" I'm maintaining decks,fences ,cedar houses etc that I've cleaned with bleach since I've started in wood restoration 14 yrs ago. When a good oil base stain is used on a deck it will keep the wood from drying out that can be caused by the bleach.
See pics below how this deck was cleaned with the same mixture and process i mentioned in the previous post.
WoodDocJax
banned
Yeah, I think Shane has crushed that myth easily. I'm guessing the companies selling high priced percarb cleaner don't want you using bleach and cutting into their dough. I've had great results with BOTH cleaners, and am now only using bleach in many cases.