I mostly do flatwork but am restoring a deck next week. I have alot of oxalic on hand and was going to mix 4oz per gallon to nuetralize F10. The decks are over a blacktop parking area and the townhomes are vinyl. How much potential do I have for brighteneing the blacktop etc? It will be difficult to rinse the blacktop alot, or should I nuetralize with something else. I would prefer to have something that offers the least margin of error, and safety during use than save a few bucks.
With that said, If presoaking blacktop, and using pump-up other than sure-flo will work o.k. I stick with it.
I also remember reading somewhere that bleach did not need be nuetralized, is this true?
The wood is PTP and about 2 years old with no sealer. It is about 12 ft off of the ground. I will be staining with RS.
Thanks, for your help, I just don't want to screw up on my first big deck job.
I mostly do flatwork but am restoring a deck next week. I have alot of oxalic on hand and was going to mix 4oz per gallon to nuetralize F10. The decks are over a blacktop parking area and the townhomes are vinyl. How much potential do I have for brighteneing the blacktop etc? It will be difficult to rinse the blacktop alot, or should I nuetralize with something else. I would prefer to have something that offers the least margin of error, and safety during use than save a few bucks.
With that said, If presoaking blacktop, and using pump-up other than sure-flo will work o.k. I stick with it.
I also remember reading somewhere that bleach did not need be nuetralized, is this true?
The wood is PTP and about 2 years old with no sealer. It is about 12 ft off of the ground. I will be staining with RS.
Thanks, for your help, I just don't want to screw up on my first big deck job.
Scott
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