glbrown2
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We had the same problem ordering exotic wood stain from Woodrich. It was back-ordered for 5 weeks, so we canceled. Then our supplier informed us that Woodrich finally had the stain, so we ordered again. It has now been 4 weeks and still no tracking number as promised. Have they gone out of business? Any body know. Our supplier, MySupplier.US finally found us an excellent Teak cleaner and re-stain.
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We are just getting started with wood fences. How much for cleaning? How much for clean and stain (stains already have a sealer in them)? Per sq. ft price if you can...Thank you.
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What is Boost? Where do you buy it?
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Help!!! We have had success stripping Sherwin-Williams transparent Deckscapes. But we need some help with their DeckScapes solid. None of our customers like it on their decks; but we can't find a successful way to remove it -- especially off the balusters. Help!!! URGENT response please to: all-things-wood@bellsouth.net and copy to this forum for others. Thanks.
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Now for the million dollar question...How do you remove Deckscapes solid?
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We recently starting using One Time. It has moved our business forward with many new accounts. We advise the home-owner that the warranty does not include UV damage / fading after 2 years. We also recommend a simple clean and recoat between years 4 and 5. One point to consider -- "funny smell" as someone wrote earlier, is dangerous and can be caustic. From experience I do not recommend a power sprayer and use caution when applying the product.
Water based VS Oil based Stains
in Wood Cleaning & Restoration - Decks, Fences, etc.
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In my professional opinion, a water-based product penetrates deeper into the wood (at least the ones I use) and dryes quicker. Oil based are good as long as they do not contain linseed or similar stains that feed algea.