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Leslie, welcome. So how good is this species of wood again.......

Dude, I'm not even impressed anymore. All's you do day after day, same thing, nothing new.......... just quality work. Forgive me for not being impressed....... we all just expect this kind of work from you. ok, I'll say it...... super work ( as always )

Yay IPE what fun....... Please add your signature, it's required. Welcome

Thanks B. now I need a toothbrush to clean the snot off of my keyboard from laughing at your statement.

Who wants to clean the inside of the gutters? Remove debris , maker sure it flows again, make the exterior streak free and move onto the next. Don't forget to collect your check!!!!!

+1 John....... or without that ground man you can always run sprinklers and get back at it.

Sorry, was that last statement politically incorrect....... so what....... I dont care. Thieves sux.

Chris, really sorry to hear about this. You are the 3rd person in as many months that has been robbed in south texas. You get the right lawyer with the right attitude to go after the shop. You'll have new gear when this is over bro. Geez, what a crock. Shane got hit as well, sorry for his loss. They also got The Breeze Brush I gave him. Not even knowing its function. Nothing worse than a thief. Keep an eye open on your local craigslist and what not for the valley area. Honestly, I'll bet you it's already across the border by now. Sorry s.o.b's.

Dihydrogen monoxide is water bro.

Right on John .......

Yep, I agree with Charlie. It's a do over. Do some research in your area to find a reputable contactor who specializes in wood restoration. Not someone who occasionally does it, but, someone who does this for a profession. It CAN be stripped and neutralized in the inclimate weather you described. However, below 40 degrees it should not be re-stained. Also go ahead and stain the underside of the second floor deck to get a uniform flow of tone and avoid the run off issue all together ( as mentioned). It will cost you more $$$ but really will be worth the extra cost in the end result. Strip it now and if weather is too bad to stain, wait until spring to stain. It may or may not hold up dirt wise, but at least you wont be looking at the current mess.

Who you callin' young Rick? Congrats again winners. Fine work indeed.

Wow. Hope they have good homeowners coverage.

Congrats guys!!!!

I stay invisible to avoid rapist' and stalkers.

WWWWWWWWWWooooowwwww . nice brother.

Saaaaawweeeeeeetttt.

If I win then I will. Never tried it yet, but, curious......

Thx Jim. might as well go with the PEEPAY pic since it's the closest view. The IPE can be a real pain here in Tx. Much maintainence and more than one app is needed within 3-5 months. But then again, it more expensive heh heh. - - - Updated - - - Thx Jim. might as well go with the PEEPAY pic since it's the closest view. The IPE can be a real pain here in Tx. Much maintainence and more than one app is needed within 3-5 months. But then again, it more expensive heh heh.

Nice work Shane.

Nice work.

Got a little fuzz as well. Break out the sander. Yes it should have been nuetralized after stripping. That would also have brightened up the wood. Citralic or oxalic ( with dwell time and right strength of mix ) will get you there.

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What the heck, I'll post a pic. ABC Pressure Washing & Deck Rescue Kingwood, Texas Here's a teeny tree house resto we did using BGA