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She's a little rusty from the bleach but works great.

Here was a nice project to strip wonderful sikkens off of a spruce log house.It took me about 5 hrs to strip and brighten with my own stripper mix.

Thanks Red for making me a cool banner for my signature!

Man this would be a fun ride!

Weather should be nice mid 70's almost 80

Hope you have a great day!

Here was how I spent my 70 degree day here in Houston. The arbor took a whole 8 gallons of Gray Away Cedar Dark and It was last stained on 2003.

I'm taking a shot in the dark...Was it this for the giveaway?

I found some info that might help? http://www.powellfab.com/technical_information/tools/sodiumhypo_dilution.aspx

Here are few projects I've worked on in the past few yrs not sure If I post these before?

Here is why you don't wait 11 yrs to re stain your deck. They let time get away from them before calling me out to clean re stain their deck. It was pressure washed then used a light 12 % mix then rinsed no brightener was used.

Like Everette said using a moisture meter will save you the guessing game to find out if the stain will stick to the wood properly. You might add an extra day of drying time if the temps stay cooler. Yeah Everette the great thing about Texas the weather. We have our cool days but it can be...

Here was nice little job I finished Fri It was pretty dry took 17 gallons and was bleached and pressure washed.

These are cedar logs I worked on looks pretty similar ??

Here was a PT deck that was cleaned and brightened and stained with Gray Away Cedar Dark.

Here was one of the nastiest decks I had seen in a while it was stripped and brightened and sealed with Cedar Dark.

So I've been in need of new biz card update and I'm having Clark make them for me at www.logomotivepromotions.com Clark sent a great first draft and it got me thinking to see if i could design one myself. I have to thank Red again for making me a great logo to get me started! So I would like...

Thanks Everett ... That also works for missing knots like I had for these cedar logs ..

Here a deck I worked on a few weeks ago in Gray Away Cedar Gold another repeat customer I see ever couple years with a nice view. Thanks to Red for making my new logo he did a great job for me not knowing what I wanted. He knows his chit with photoshop so thanks again I owe you big time!

Yes I have done quite a few decks in Grey or Taupe "add some Cedar Dark". The Slate grey has lots of pigment and holds up pretty good.