Hey Ray Ray Great video 😊 yea having multiple skills or able to do other projects other than lawn care is a good thing. In my opinion make sure the other jobs you do you enjoy and you are able to do it good. Keep up the great work that you do. Take care Ray Ray and God Bless
I painted for more than 20 years. Use a pigmented stain that doesn’t put millage (layers) on wood. It’s basically a dye in the stain, it fades even without blistering. Today’s pressure treated wood is approximately 17% moist which is too moist to put paint on. Many parts of that deck was too moist when painted that’s why it blistered its not the acrylic . Never prime an area you will walk on , it makes the final coat lay on top and moves when foot traffic is on it. You need a wood that is 12% moist or lower to prevent blistering but good luck finding it. That whole deck is toast! Acrylics make the paint more flexible and allow for more wood expansion and shrinkage without cracking, the best description would be more rubbery and flexible. Don’t paint pressure treated wood.
Thanks for the knowledge man.Because i've never seen anything like that before. But the pressure treated eventually dry out some right. Whenever we built them we used to tell them to wait at least thirty days before you do any kind of stain
Replace the floor with Trex , he’ll never have to worry about it again
Aint strong enough for heavyarse trex. Know something before you comment. 12inch center and 2x12 joist. Here is your sign. 🤡
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Yeah that’s definitely going to be $6500+ depending. I’d jump on that .
Hey Ray Ray Great video 😊 yea having multiple skills or able to do other projects other than lawn care is a good thing. In my opinion make sure the other jobs you do you enjoy and you are able to do it good. Keep up the great work that you do. Take care Ray Ray and God Bless
I painted for more than 20 years. Use a pigmented stain that doesn’t put millage (layers) on wood. It’s basically a dye in the stain, it fades even without blistering. Today’s pressure treated wood is approximately 17% moist which is too moist to put paint on. Many parts of that deck was too moist when painted that’s why it blistered its not the acrylic . Never prime an area you will walk on , it makes the final coat lay on top and moves when foot traffic is on it. You need a wood that is 12% moist or lower to prevent blistering but good luck finding it. That whole deck is toast! Acrylics make the paint more flexible and allow for more wood expansion and shrinkage without cracking, the best description would be more rubbery and flexible. Don’t paint pressure treated wood.
Thanks for the knowledge man.Because i've never seen anything like that before. But the pressure treated eventually dry out some right. Whenever we built them we used to tell them to wait at least thirty days before you do any kind of stain
If the money is right. I would be all over this.
@brandonhyden9454 prolly around $4k and they provide dumpster
do they make fiber cement deck boards
Yes
You need deck paint with moisture barrier
Moisture barrier deck paint cost $120 a gallon
8500
8500 is just for the floor