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Winter Deck "survival" Tips
Step 1: Clean your deck to remove the dirt, mildew and food stains that accumulated over the spring and summer months. Use a specially formulated deck cleaner like Wolman DeckBrite™, which features an oxygenated bleach formula that removes grayed wood surfaces, ground-in dirt and the toughest stains. It restores wood to its natural, like-new look without bleaching or degrading its structure, such as chlorine bleach solutions can. It even removes invisible coating barriers, like excess wax, mill glaze and old, water-repellent residue. On previously stained wood, strip any faded, deteriorated or unwanted colored coating with a product like Wolman DeckStrip® ASR Acrylic Stain Remover. It removes oil and water-based solid, semi-transparent and clear finishes-and even tough-to-remove 100 percent acrylic stains-and prepares wood for a new finish or stain. It contains special wetting agents and thickeners that cling to all wood surfaces-even vertical surfaces-so it's great for fences, gazebos, play sets and other outdoor wood surfaces! Step 2: After the wood is restored and your deck is rid of surface barriers or unwanted finishes, it's important to seal it with a protective water-repellent finish and preservative. Water repellents stop rain, sleet, snow and ice from penetrating the wood surface, which can cause cracking, splitting and warping. Select a product like Wolman F&P Finish and Preservative, which offers a guarantee on water-repellent longevity so you won't have to apply a new coat every year. It also contains an EPA-registered preservative that prevents surface mold and mildew growth, rot and decay. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Want more deck "survival" tips? Visit www.wolman.com or call (732) 469-8100. Decked Out-It's a good idea to prepare your deck for harsh winter months. |
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