Stripping, Sanding, & Staining Deck (Part 4)

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• deck stripping
• deck sanding
• pressure washing a deck
• deck stain remover
• Benjamin Moore Arbor Coat
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[munton5150]

Thanks this was really hefpul! You convinced me to use a brush versus roller.

[user72689]

@munton5150 Thanks a lot! A brush will give you better control and allows for greater Film thickness.

[WARFOX101]

Is it possible to add a second coat to a solid deck stain? like you have done here. I was of the impression that if you add a second coat to a solid deck stain that the second coat will not stick and would either not dry and become sticky, or would come off.

[user72689]

@WARFOX101 That's very true of a lot of stains out there, especially oil -based. I'm using Benjamin Moore ArborCoat (waterborne deck and siding stain). Its a newer stain that is superior in performance to conventional stains. It dries fast and re-coating can be rapidly completed.

[dimitrigregorieff]

Good job. You are a pro!

[user72689]

@dimitrigregorieff Thank you!

[futbolero4152]

good job there!

[user72689]

@alexisironman Thanks for your feedback!

[user72689]

@kg02170 Thanks a lot!

[user72689]

@painterman735 Im glad this helped! Thanks for watching!

[painterman735]

Hey, thanks for posting this video. I just finished stripping, brightening and staining my deck and I watched your video about 10 times in the process. Really helped me a lot!