How do you restore a deck at Home Depot?
Item (s) have been added to cart. Remove loose paint or opaque deck stain with a paint scraper. Scrape down damaged areas to bare wood. Sand each area to feather the edges of remaining finish material down to bare wood. Use a stiff bristle brush to remove flaking stain or dirt.
Can You restore a deck with bare feet?
If you pick a dark color and your deck gets direct sunlight, it may be too hot to walk on with bare feet. Some deck restoration products (such as Restore 10X) can be used only on horizontal surfaces, so you’ll need a matching or complementary product designed for the deck’s vertical surfaces.
When is the best time to restore a deck?
Apply the second coat using the same method. Then let the deck dry for two full days before walking on it. For the longest-lasting results when you restore the deck, clean the coating in the spring and fall using the manufacturer’s cleaner. Have the necessary tools for this DIY project lined up before you start—you’ll save time and frustration.
Can you use restore 10x on vertical surfaces?
Some deck restoration products (such as Restore 10X) can be used only on horizontal surfaces, so you’ll need a matching or complementary product designed for the deck’s vertical surfaces. And, if you’re buying 4 or more gallons, buy it in pails instead of individual gallons.
Do you use restore 4x or restore 10x on a deck?
Proper deck prep is critical to the success of your project. Use Restore 4X to refresh your new or moderately weathered deck. Watch the proper application process of Restore 4X to beautify and protect your deck for years to come. Restore 10X will repair and recoat your worn deck.
Is it time to reapply deck sealer?
If it’s been awhile since the deck was sealed, and water no longer beads up on the surface, it may also be time to reapply deck sealer. Whether your deck just needs a quick cleaning or a complete refresh, you can use this guide to get started on the steps to having a brighter, longer lasting deck.