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Hello all, I just went out to look at a customer's deck and it has Wolman's F&P Natural on it. Another company has been doing their deck for the last three times, all three times the same stain. We use ReadySeal, so I need to strip the other finish off and apply ReadySeal. I've never stripped Wolman's, so what will do the trick? I was thinking of using HD-80, then brighten with Citralic. Will this work or is it too strong? Thanks,

Hello all, I've just begun doing deck work and I've run into a deck with a solid red color Olympic Acrylic Latex stain on it. I've read that there is nothing to get that acylic latex off but I don't want to leave my customer hanging. He mentioned maybe putting a primer on and then another solid color stain, but I don't know if that would be effective. So, I would just like to know what I can do to help this guy out because his deck is hideous. Thanks for the help in advance.

Thanks for the help. I agree with you Ken, I think that is what I will do. I read your post that you linked to and that is simply amazing work. I hope that someday I will get to the point where you are, I know I will, but I'm definitely not ready as of now. So, I'm going to tell him that we will wash, apply a primer, and put down another solid color. I think he'll take it after I tell him how much it would cost otherwise. Again, thanks.

I want to use my pressure washer on decks, but it has 3500 PSI. So, I need to find some large size nozzles, like size 11 and size 13 to scale the pressure down, but I can't find them. Does anyone know where I can find these large nozzles? Thanks,