Not bad for my first Deck job

[John S.]

I learned a lot. I knew going into this job that the goal was to learn as much as I could and determine if deck restoration was a good fit for my company. Jury is still out on that one.

 

[mike barrett]

Looks great. A small deck is perfect to learn on. What stain did you use?

 

["Red"]

Impressive.

 

[socalkol]

I learned a lot. I knew going into this job that the goal was to learn as much as I could and determine if deck restoration was a good fit for my company. Jury is still out on that one.

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Looks amazing for a first deck.

 

[DunRite]

I just did a deck in similar condition

What process/application did you use?

Would like to compare

 

[DunRite]

BTW- Looks great!!!!!!!!

 

[John S.]

Thanks guys! It wasn't exactly a small deck. I just didn't want to over load the thread with pics. I used Deck Restoration Plus water based stain. The color was Medford Cedar. Big thanks to Mr. Everett Abrams for the advice. I cleaned it with DRP cleaner, followed by DRP brightener. I let it dry and applied the stain. Took me a lot longer than expected and the deck soaked up way more stain than anticipated. It came out nice and the customer is happy so win-win.

 

["Red"]

Overload schmoverload ... lets see them pics.

Maybe you didn't know that this is the No. 1 pressure washing forum on the internet and that customers sometimes do happen by looking for a good contractor.

 

[socalkol]

Overload schmoverload ... lets see them pics.

Maybe you didn't know that this is the No. 1 pressure washing forum on the internet and that customers sometimes do happen by looking for a good contractor.

+1... you deserve a star for this.... but apparently the forum thinks i'm not "spreading the love enough"

 

[Nick L]

Looks good- Good before and after pics.

 

[John S.]

Here are some more pics

 

[WASH-IT H.B.]

Nice Job for sure.