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Rick, Did you apply each sample 2x and what length of time did you give between applications?

That was why I called him a "supposed" homeowner.

After reading this thread, I find it interesting that when a (supposed) homeowner asks a question, many of the responses refer him to buy from a supplier/friend of these BBS's instead of the easiest way. Which for the homeowner will be to stop at the nearest pool supply and get 12.5%...add some Dawn dish soap....apply with a pump sprayer....or DS it...or Deckster....or a bucket and mop. Let it sit 10 minutes and rinse with low pressure (black nozzle or garden hose). EPA?....nice scare tactic! Bottom line, are we being honest with our intentions when we so obviously steer someone like this in a self-serving direction that appears to not be in his best interest. Lastly, I have to respond to the 1st answer in this thread.....the deck does not look that dirty? Soap and water? Oh Please!! Soap and water, without something to kill that black growth, ain't going to get it done. Or was that another self-serving move to get the guy to fail and then hire one of us? Just asking? Question With Boldness.......

Hey how about me too, I use QuickBooks Pro and Excel so send both. DITTO. Thanks. sales@deckaidpro.com

Pleeeeeeeeeease. I'd love to see what you have, contracts, forms, residential and commercial. Always looking to improve.I thank you ahead of time. sales@deckaidpro.com

Looks great...what finish was on the deck?

Gregg, It has been 2 years, what are the results of your tests? In my area we have a group advertising like crazy for the last 2 years that they can seal your deck and it will last 30 years and is the greatest thing since sliced bread. They mention it is like "petrifying" the wood. I am trying to determine if this is something I need to be putting into our business model as a customer's option! Thanks in advance! Russ