Was over there yesterday to take a few pictures and remembered this thread. Customer had put the home on the market and wanted to have it done before the first open house in mid Feb. It was cleaned in January and finished Feb 11/12 when we were fortunate to have temps hit the 60's for two days.
BM Acrylic Solid for surface and Armstrong Clark semi-solid Mountain Cedar to trim out the sides
They had originally asked me a year or two to do it but I refused since this is on a very busy inlet. I had originally planned to use a percarb and citric but it had what I call a heavy mildew 'scale' that it would have taken strippers. I guess it's not really wood restoration since I just used pressure on a wide fan so we could move this over to the diy section . I had checked before with the state environmental office and was told that even using city water is illegal and considered a contaminant since it has fluoride and other treatments so I was overly cautious, and nervous..
This was my winter deck
kinda
Was over there yesterday to take a few pictures and remembered this thread. Customer had put the home on the market and wanted to have it done before the first open house in mid Feb. It was cleaned in January and finished Feb 11/12 when we were fortunate to have temps hit the 60's for two days.
BM Acrylic Solid for surface and Armstrong Clark semi-solid Mountain Cedar to trim out the sides
They had originally asked me a year or two to do it but I refused since this is on a very busy inlet. I had originally planned to use a percarb and citric but it had what I call a heavy mildew 'scale' that it would have taken strippers. I guess it's not really wood restoration since I just used pressure on a wide fan so we could move this over to the diy section
. I had checked before with the state environmental office and was told that even using city water is illegal and considered a contaminant since it has fluoride and other treatments so I was overly cautious, and nervous..
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