ADVANCED DECKOVER Coating uses 100% acrylic crosslinking resin. So far so good. I forgot to mention it’s great on controlling splinters not to mention it will buy me another season or two until I have to replace. Hope your summer going well paige 👍🏻
@@HighRidgeHandyman I sanded/planed the stain off and just used linseed oil... Didn't have to replace a single board. Takes a couple coats then its just 1 coat every 6 months
Use a 3/4 inch nap
With this thick stuff I’m definitely going to the next time. Thanks Mike👍🏻
Interesting concept. What is in the paint? Silicone? Yo, Sonny!
ADVANCED DECKOVER Coating uses 100% acrylic crosslinking resin. So far so good. I forgot to mention it’s great on controlling splinters not to mention it will buy me another season or two until I have to replace. Hope your summer going well paige 👍🏻
@@HighRidgeHandyman So, a Resin. Please let me know how this works out in the long run so I may consider it for the rentals.
Deck correct by Cabot is MUCH better
I’ll definitely try it out in the next one.
@@HighRidgeHandyman trust me mister High Ridge cab OT last longer there's a class action lawsuit against Home Depot for that product
Going to kill your deck... Water gets trapped under and slowly rots out the joists and boards... I'd like too see a 2 year update
I’ll be replacing it all in a few months. I just wanted to extend it as long as possible and keep the splinters to a minimal 👍🏻
@@HighRidgeHandyman I sanded/planed the stain off and just used linseed oil... Didn't have to replace a single board. Takes a couple coats then its just 1 coat every 6 months