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Hello,
We have a small wooden deck that I would like to clean and polish it up. The previous owner maintained it well (since the wood is still good). I am not a handyman type person. Having disclaimed my talent in this area, where do I start? What tools do I need? Any advice on how to make the deck look good is greatly appreciated. My wife and I are planning to invite some friends this summer. I would like to start working on it now. Thank you in advance for any help. NJ |
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On Wed, 05 Mar 2008 20:24:58 -0500, Neil Jones
wrote: Hello, We have a small wooden deck that I would like to clean and polish it up. The previous owner maintained it well (since the wood is still good). I am not a handyman type person. Having disclaimed my talent in this area, where do I start? What tools do I need? Any advice on how to make the deck look good is greatly appreciated. My wife and I are planning to invite some friends this summer. I would like to start working on it now. Thank you in advance for any help. NJ You can use a detergent and household bleach to clean the deck. Use 1/2 c.TSP, 1/2 c. bleach to 1 gallon of warm water in a garden sprayer. You can use the product "Jomax" instead of the TSP. A long-handled brush, garden hose, and old clothing is helpful. Allow 2 weeks to completely dry before applying a stain. |
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