Wood Tux Wet on PT lumber (lumber 7-10 years old)

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Here are a couple of decks done with Wood Tux Wet, Warm Honey Gold, where the PT lumber was pretty dry and was between 7 and 10 years old.

Beth

[Pete Marentay 14]

The deck looks great! How did you apply it?

[Celeste 341]

That looks terrific - we're putting it down tomorrow - hope ours looks that nice!

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Combination spraying and back padding. Occasionally I also brush, and I just love those little spray bottles ( like window cleaner bottles) for detail work.

Beth

[RyanH 14]

Beth,

Any chance you'll be making your way back over to that house? I'd LOVE a few pics of the structural support they used under that hottub (type of beams?). Or if you run into any other raised hottub decks, perhaps you could snap a shot or two?

Many thanks,

RH

[PressurePros 248]

Very nice, Beth. It looks great on PT. That's the wet look everyone wants. I am not real thrilled with it on cedar though. Comes out too red.

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Thanks :groovy3:

I'm attaching a couple from today as well. Both are maintenance coats, one in Warm Honey Gold and one in California Redwood. The Warm Honey Gold was applied to a PT lumber deck that was severely neglected before we began servicing it two years ago. It's 15 years old. The other, is a redwood deck with the California Redwood color applied.

Beth :dancing:

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Ryan, I'll go crawl under our deck and snap a pic of the supports. ( we have a tub)

[RyanH 14]

Ryan, I'll go crawl under our deck and snap a pic of the supports. ( we have a tub)

cool! I'll be doing the structural design on my deck soon and am curious to see how it's done in practice.