GregDilley
New Member
Hi.
I've got a 3 year old cedar deck.
It has Wolmans F&P stain on it.
Last year I used the Wolman Deck Brightener on it and restained it.
It took a beating this winter and there are areas where the bare wood is exposed. Not sure why it got so beat up.
I was going to re-coat it with the stain. Wolman said to use the DeckStrip product, which is not what I did last time...and is making me think that I did it wrong last time.
Thoughts?
I've also used Sodium Percarbonate in the past too.
Thanks for any advice on the best way to proceed.
Greg from NJ
I've got a 3 year old cedar deck.
It has Wolmans F&P stain on it.
Last year I used the Wolman Deck Brightener on it and restained it.
It took a beating this winter and there are areas where the bare wood is exposed. Not sure why it got so beat up.
I was going to re-coat it with the stain. Wolman said to use the DeckStrip product, which is not what I did last time...and is making me think that I did it wrong last time.
Thoughts?
I've also used Sodium Percarbonate in the past too.
Thanks for any advice on the best way to proceed.
Greg from NJ