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That crator of a pot hole looks like some we have here in H-town!:lgbugeyes

That TWP looks good Tony on that lovely PT fence :cool: How did it soak up the oil?...did ya get a good sqft per gal?

Don Glad to see ya'll made it thru the storm! :cool: Don't let all the orange trees die now keep em warm.. ;)

Too SWEET Mike! :cool:

Now that's a very :cool: pic Mike! I swear that deck looks more gold to me than a redish cedar tone.lt could just be my eyes tho.... ;) GO STROS!!

Looks Pretty :cool:.. Mike but you missed a spot that needed sanding ;) Call me when you get some time...

That's SWEET Don...:cool: I think i see a science project growing in that mold!

I didn't see them run the 2nd half kickoff back for a T.D.The Jags scored on their first drive but it was a pass not the first kick return. I have the NFL Sun ticket so my remote is quite busy watching sometimes 13 NFL games! :cool:

Now that's funny!:lolsign:

You are very welcomed Celeste!... Everybody has to learn somewhere :cool: Better to learn the right way then to get no pay from a bad job! :D

Did someone say the B****H word?? :cool: I take it the deck is PT lumber? Benson,You can use a light 3:2 mixture bleach/soap solution let it sit for 10 min or so keeping the deck wet.Lightly P/wash getting the first layer of crud off.See how the wood looks and if the deck is real dirty you'll have to spray another round of bleach/soap and rinse real well. Bleach will dry the wood up so it's very important that you use a good penetrating parrafin oil base stain to moisten the wood up to prevent it from cracking and drying out.

Very Nice job Beth& Rod :cool: I know that's one happy homeowner huh!! :D That has the looks of a deck that was sealed and not cleaned and washed properly.I think that's the main cause of a deck turning dark or blotchy.Well it didn't help that they used such a top quality stain in the first place huh..:rolleyes: Tony you are not kidding about that 0 tip!I'll have to dig up a pic i took of this handrail you would swear this homeowner was trying to write his name on it!

Did the deck not look like that when you were finished? Did you try wiping those boards to see they have to much stain on them? It kinda looks like they too much stain on them and it didn't soak in.If you try wiping them with some mineral spirits on a rag they should lighten up

Thanks Carlos :cool: Nahhh my biz has been so so this year steady but nothing to write home about. Hope ya'll get those fires put out in Cali and not too many homes get all burned up!

Water,layers of plastic,water...and more water...:cool:

Nice job :cool:

Just looking at the 2x12 joist roughly there could be almost 700 sqft alone.I always figure the sqft per joist beams.I also dont' see the sqft for the 4x4 ,4x6 post.

:bday: HAPPY BIRTHDAY Rod:bday: Hope you had a great day!:cheers::cheers:

I"ve used 3/2 mixture bleach and soap to clean this kind of stone before.You gonna find the stone mostly having mildew and dirt on them. :cool:

Looks good Jon :cool: If you have to clean and seal the 3rd floor you gonna have to cover the first 2 floors from the chems leaking down. What did you seal them with?

Mike, Nice job that fence looks good as new :cool: Oh by the way a shurflo is the way to go it's faster,more effecient.Sometimes there is no way to avoid the fuzzies but you can always brush them off after the fence is dried.

Nice job Adrian :cool:

Russel What does the BMC stand for in "WT BMC"?

I'm sitting in the corner waiting for ya'll :lgjump: :lgwave: Sorry to hear that you are hurting Dave and your meds can kill the pain.

Dangggg nice job Dave :cool: Did that chem you use take any paint off?