I can’t even tell you how thankful I am that I found your video. I’ve tried strippers, sanders, scrapers, and had started flipping the boards. The screws were completely rusted so I had to saw them in half before I could finally get the boards up. Took three hours to do 8 of them. Then I saw your video. $60 for the Diamabrush and one hour later I had totally scraped off 2/3 of that Deckover garbage. THANK YOU!!!!!! You saved my life and my deck! I’m sharing this with everyone I know!!!!
Thanks so much for your videos and recommendations. I ordered all the tools needed to remove the paint on old front and back porches. You made it seem easy enough.
@@maldo72 Question: did you sand the wood any further than using like an 80 grit flap disk? If you didn't did the finish you applied after take to it pretty well?
with this old deck i did not go any further after i used the wheel.. but as prat of the prep work i also pressure washed it afterwards to clean up everything. I will have an update video soon .. just wanted to wait to see how well the stain/paint product took before i posted anther video ...
AMAZING! Thank you for your diamabrush information.......after spending $1500.00 on top brand liquid deck stain removes and hiring professionals that couldn't remove it......I finally smartened up and went to You Tube for the right advice! Yes this product works beautifully. Costing $60.00 at Lowes and doing it myself in 2 days ...Amazing, thank you
Thank you! I have an enclosed porch with 20 years of ppl just painting over every layer. Even a belt sander was taking forever. This is going to be so much easier
I would like to thank you for putting up this video. This product seems just like the thing I need for a big paint removal project on my porch. Not all heroes wear capes sir.
Your absolutely right. If not prepared correctly the deck over will not adhere. I spent a day preparing and filling cracks then applied the product with great success. Its been 3years and no issues. Great video! Ty
You saved the day with these videos. I have the same exact deck as you. That nasty behr deck over. Ruined my deck. Faded in just a few months and I used blue. So now I have to start fresh. My deck is so splintery because of the power washer. I wish I seen your video a few weeks ago.
Awesome tool and awesome job bud! I bought one myself for my old deck...cant wait to try it. Gonna safe me a ton of aches and pains! JR Shout out from Timmins ON Canada
Can’t wait to see how it turns out. Looking good so far. No easy way out for a job like this. I did mine last year with a lot more work than your system. Hope you can soon sit and relax with a nice cold beverage and enjoy the fruits of your labor.
@@maldo72 Fyi, I failed to mention you saved my butt with this video and I appreciate that! I have a large front porch and screened porch covered in old, peeling paint and wasn't sure what to do.
hi its a standard grander not sure what the rpm is on the unit i used ... and yes i will have updates soon on the deck and how it held out over the winter
Hi, great video. Like you I'm a DYI guy and I fix cars and other home stuff. I'm still waiting on the follow-up video where you paint the deck... how about posting what paint or stain you're using. Thanks.
yes i waited a year since i posted this video to see how everything held up and what it looks like know... i will have an update very soon... also thank you for supporting the channel.....
Hey. Got a DeWalt angle grinder and Diamabrush, and dust shroud - got about 1/3 of my 400’sqf deck done and need to replace the brush. But I can’t get it loose to remove the blade. It’s an older deck with lots of nails & screws that we are trying to avoid or go lightly over. I knew I’d need at least one more blade. But I’m stuck until I can get it off. Any suggestions?
Tomorrow I plan on buying the grinder and diamabrush. I have three coats of deckover. Do you think the diamabrush will take it off? I saw someone comment that it didn't work and he was going to use a heat gun. Thanks
Hi I love this! Do you think I could use this for a fence? I painted it white last year & now I hate having a colored paint & now just want to stain my fence. Can you help me please??
What did it look like once you stained it? I’m halfway through my deck that had deck over and I’m wondering if every imperfection is going to show through the stain
Do you have a part 3? Curious to see how it turned out. Did you stain or paint again? I’m trying to figure out what to do with my deck. The rails still look good with paint but the decking is chipped and peeled pretty bad.
i will have an updated video soon finishing up some other stuff and will do a compete review of what was used to paint the deck and how well it held up..
for this old deck, I did not sand after because I went with a paint /stain product... I will have an updated video soon showing what it looks like after a season of use and how it looks after this past winter ... stay tune
Thank you for the video. The correct respirator, protective glasses and even some ear protection will go a long way. There is nasty particulate matter being inhaled and flying about.
with my deck i used a "mouse" sander fort he tight places (its the sanders that has a triangle shaped pad... to save money insted of buying sand paper to fit the sander i would buy standard shape sand paper and cut to fit much cheaper
bought a house, prior owners painted it grey. screws and nails popping up and the wood is splintering and cracking in different areas including the posts/joints. this video is going to help me when i finally need to redo this deck. can you give a step by step guide of video w/ links to the products you will use etc. i want to do it right when i go to do it and seal it properly from rain/snow etc. i'd hate to have to redo the entire deck and much rather replace only what is needed. at this point im hoping the board the deck connects to the house is ok because these people before me definitely only band aided the situation instead of doing properly. any advice/help is wanted and thank you for making these vids.
Great video! I just started my deck using an angle grinder. How much angle and force should I use when starting off? I’m worried about making a divot in the wood
i used two blades (I wore down the first blade because of protruding screws i could not see though the thick paint) deck is about 15 x 30ft main deck side area 4x30ft ... Since these deck boards are old i did not do any fine sanding after i hit it with the diamabrush ... ... i will have a video out soon with a review of the paint/stain i used and how it held out for the winter ..... buy the end of the month .... note: if you are going to use this you need like any other tool to "get a feel" for and practice on a old piece of wood to see how it works and the right amount of pressure/angle to use ... that said hands down this is the best paint non chemical removal tool i have ever used ..... for thick paint off of wood...
yes the wheel is considered 80 grit and if you want it smoother move up to 120 grit ... the boards I am working are old and needed a little extra sanding to get them smoother ...
@@paolojose6706 the only reason why I had to use two was the fact I had screws that were protruding up that I did not see because the the deck over paint was so thick ... but it would have done my 40 ft long by 30ft deck with "normal paint removal without a problem....
@@maldo72 use a sander with 60 grit. Normal orbital sander. Only use oil based stain on your deck. Most people make the same mistake EVERY SINGLE TIME....they buy the stain that says it last 10 years. No stain last that long. Buy stain you can strip with a quick pressurewasher. The reason you are here and looking at this video is because the WRONG stain was used on the deck. ALWAYS use stain you can remove easily. Don't worry about how long it will last. Source: I refinish decks professionally.
@@AndYetHereWeAre yes good tip ... but these deck boards are wasted and the 60 grit was getting clogged due to the thick layer of deck over paint that was used to conceal the bad deck boards .... if the planks were in better shape yes 100% a wood stain would be the way to go ...
it would have only taken one disk but, for my deck there was a thick layer of paint on it and kept hitting deck board screws that were not fully screwwed down that wore out the disk from metal to metal contact
Look at my first video (it will help show you how good this disk worked and how much of the deck it did before I replaced it) that said ... I used two Diamabrush disks (well one and a half the second one is still in good shape) ... The main deck is 21 ft x 13 ft and the side deck that runs along the house is 19 x 5 .. the first Diamabrush disk did most of it before I had to replace it ... I would have got more out of it but ran over a bunch of screws that were popping out that I did not see because the paint was so thick..
I have a deck in the same condition. I do not have any of thr equipment. I do I need? I live in CA , the nearest hardware store is Lowes, Home Depot, and Ace Hardware. I really would appreciate any assistance. Thank you.
which tools where you looking for? Lowe's stocks them check for availability... and all the other tools can be picked up at any of the stores you mention .... also all stuff can be more ordered from places like Amazon
with the tool go over ot very lightly and it take the edges of the paint right off ... plus you can use the flap sanding disks if you need a finer point
If you don’t recommend Deck Over what product are you planning to use to finish your deck? What will you use in areas where there is more damage, like on the railing you showed?
Thank you for watching ... no i DO NOT recommend Deckover its more of a cover up then to fix the problem.... will be replacing the damage parts of the wood and using stain instead of paint that's why i went through the pain of stripping the deck down to bare wood again .. will have upcoming videos on what i am using and how its coming out
Check you local Lowes to see if they have in stock or you can order them from Home Depo (home depo is order only they do not stock these items at this time)..
Did you use the Diamabrush on the rails or was that a angle grinder with a disc? If so which disk? I’m on my way to Lowe’s to get the Craftsman angle grinder and want to know which disk you used. Almost done with my deck but a bit of rain slowed us down. Should be painting by next week depending on the weather. Seattle for ya!!!! LOL
This product is extremely hard to get (only through amazon pretty much) and costs between $80-$120 in Canada... I think I'm still going to try my chances with chemical paint stripper first. Maybe I'll be lucky. On that note, wear a dust mask, eye protection and gloves when you're doing this kind of work, I'm usually not hard into PPE (I'm in construction engineering myself) but I've seen some nasty stuff before. Funny story, I used to work for a company doing bridge assessment and bridge load tests, on one job site (construction was done) my boss told me "wear a helmet FFS!" and I thought "what a BS, no construction activity here". I took it off for a few seconds and then the wind gust blew one of the ladders straight onto my head... That told me that unexpected usually happens at the worst possible moment lol. Another story when I was called to run a finished construction structural inspection, I was told no PPE required because it's finished and no construction activities, then I stepped on a nail lol.
I have a 7 amp 5 in DeWalt Grindr that I use with a Diamabrush for deck restoration. It will get hot after 20 to 30 minutes of non-stop grinding on a deck. You do not put any downward pressure with this tool you let it float and do the work for you. You just need to maintain control of it with the side handle and a good grip on the grinder itself. You get off level or tip an edge, you will easily dig into the wood and risk damage and injury.
I didn’t used to use safety glasses until I had to go to the eye doctor to get something out. A canister respirator wouldn’t hurt either. But that’s just me
Awesome product. Dust mask should be considered mandatory. Microscopic paint particles in the lungs is a recipe for future health issues on a large scale. If I am wrong about this I would still rather be safe than sorry. Great video otherwise! Thank you :)
I bet you were coughing for days after that. reaching in all thqt material with no masking I also hope that was not pressure treated wood. Toxic stuff!
I can’t even tell you how thankful I am that I found your video. I’ve tried strippers, sanders, scrapers, and had started flipping the boards. The screws were completely rusted so I had to saw them in half before I could finally get the boards up. Took three hours to do 8 of them. Then I saw your video. $60 for the Diamabrush and one hour later I had totally scraped off 2/3 of that Deckover garbage. THANK YOU!!!!!! You saved my life and my deck! I’m sharing this with everyone I know!!!!
thank you for watching and i am glad this help you
Thanks so much for your videos and recommendations. I ordered all the tools needed to remove the paint on old front and back porches. You made it seem easy enough.
i am glad this helps and thank you for watching will have an update soon
Can’t thank you enough for these videos. My deck was in the exact same situation and this works like a charm
Glad to help!
@@maldo72 Question: did you sand the wood any further than using like an 80 grit flap disk? If you didn't did the finish you applied after take to it pretty well?
with this old deck i did not go any further after i used the wheel.. but as prat of the prep work i also pressure washed it afterwards to clean up everything. I will have an update video soon .. just wanted to wait to see how well the stain/paint product took before i posted anther video ...
AMAZING! Thank you for your diamabrush information.......after spending $1500.00 on top brand liquid deck stain removes and hiring professionals that couldn't remove it......I finally smartened up and went to You Tube for the right advice! Yes this product works beautifully. Costing $60.00 at Lowes and doing it myself in 2 days ...Amazing, thank you
i am glad this helped ...
Thank you! I have an enclosed porch with 20 years of ppl just painting over every layer. Even a belt sander was taking forever. This is going to be so much easier
Yes and thank you for watching
I would like to thank you for putting up this video. This product seems just like the thing I need for a big paint removal project on my porch. Not all heroes wear capes sir.
yes it worked really well for me.. one suggestion test out on small sections to get used to how the tool works ...
I can do this! Thank you.
What stain did you use?
OMG. I bought one this week for my deck. It just has a thin coating. You did a great job!
Your absolutely right. If not prepared correctly the deck over will not adhere. I spent a day preparing and filling cracks then applied the product with great success. Its been 3years and no issues. Great video! Ty
Great tip!
You saved the day with these videos. I have the same exact deck as you. That nasty behr deck over. Ruined my deck. Faded in just a few months and I used blue. So now I have to start fresh. My deck is so splintery because of the power washer. I wish I seen your video a few weeks ago.
thank you for watching and i am glad I can help someone in the same situation
Awesome tool and awesome job bud!
I bought one myself for my old deck...cant wait to try it. Gonna safe me a ton of aches and pains!
JR
Shout out from Timmins ON Canada
Thank you for watching also i should have an updated Video soon
You did a nice job I got a diamabrush and a grinder gonna try and do my deck I hope I am successful as you and your deck!,!!!!!!!
Can’t wait to see how it turns out. Looking good so far. No easy way out for a job like this. I did mine last year with a lot more work than your system. Hope you can soon sit and relax with a nice cold beverage and enjoy the fruits of your labor.
yes trust me cant wait to get it done .... I picked a rainy month to it's taking longer then I like
That diamabrush tool is amazing. Thanks for the follow up video.
You bet
Thank you for sharing. I started using a belt sander on my deck. Way too slow! Going to Lowe’s today to get this tool. So much faster!
yes super easy just practice a little to get the feel once you get the feel the paint comes off like butter
Super thanks! The best video on this DIY for decks!
Glad it was helpful!
I love this! Hope my husband will agree to do this with me on our porch!
Try it with 3 layers of behr deckover with granules in it. It wears down all discs and diamabrush twice as fast. Getting ready to heat gun a deck.
Hello thank you for your video I have bought the Dimabrush disc ,could you please let me know what grinder to buy
Sincerely Doris
Hi any one from harbor freight , home depot etc thank you for watching
Anyone planning to do this really should wear eye protection and a light dust mask wouldn't be a bad idea either.
agreed....
@@maldo72 Fyi, I failed to mention you saved my butt with this video and I appreciate that! I have a large front porch and screened porch covered in old, peeling paint and wasn't sure what to do.
Oh stop it😮
Think I'm going to remove the guard on mine like you did. Seems to be a lot easier to fit in tight spots....thanks
yes that's why i did but wear safety glasses... i got a lot of flack for not having them on when i did the video...
Thanks for your detailed and real time video. Very informative
Glad it was helpful!
Great job
Quick question what is the rpm on your grinder
Hopefully you’ll post more on this subject
hi its a standard grander not sure what the rpm is on the unit i used ... and yes i will have updates soon on the deck and how it held out over the winter
Awesome video, great editing. Thanks for showing this in action. Subscribed for badassness!
thank you for watching hope this helps someone who is doing a deck
Hi, great video. Like you I'm a DYI guy and I fix cars and other home stuff. I'm still waiting on the follow-up video where you paint the deck... how about posting what paint or stain you're using. Thanks.
yes i waited a year since i posted this video to see how everything held up and what it looks like know... i will have an update very soon... also thank you for supporting the channel.....
Did you ever do update?
Hey. Got a DeWalt angle grinder and Diamabrush, and dust shroud - got about 1/3 of my 400’sqf deck done and need to replace the brush. But I can’t get it loose to remove the blade.
It’s an older deck with lots of nails & screws that we are trying to avoid or go lightly over. I knew I’d need at least one more blade.
But I’m stuck until I can get it off.
Any suggestions?
YOu cant get the disk off off the grinder?
Thanks for this valuable info, can you please share what stain you used and any advice on that please. thanks
thank you for watching I will have a update soon ...
Tomorrow I plan on buying the grinder and diamabrush. I have three coats of deckover.
Do you think the diamabrush will take it off? I saw someone comment that it didn't work and he was going to use a heat gun.
Thanks
great product i would def get it for the deck over
This worked amazingly!!!
thank you for watching
Hi I love this! Do you think I could use this for a fence? I painted it white last year & now I hate having a colored paint & now just want to stain my fence. Can you help me please??
yes you can use for fence
How did you remove the paint from the bottom of the deck between the spindles? The tight ares that the grinder won’t fit into?
mouse sander (it looks like a triangle ) with 60
grit
What did it look like once you stained it? I’m halfway through my deck that had deck over and I’m wondering if every imperfection is going to show through the stain
I will have an updated video soon to show what it looks Like after 2 years of wear and tear
Do you have a part 3? Curious to see how it turned out. Did you stain or paint again? I’m trying to figure out what to do with my deck. The rails still look good with paint but the decking is chipped and peeled pretty bad.
i will have an updated video soon finishing up some other stuff and will do a compete review of what was used to paint the deck and how well it held up..
Que buen video, gracias amigo este video es espectacular.
thank you for watching and thank you for the nice comment
Looks like a great product. Thanks for sharing the idea with us. :)
thank you for watching
Great video, thanks!
Can you provide to link for where to buy the brush you're using in the video.
lowes , home depo
This video is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing! Did you have to sand afterwards? Thanks again.
for this old deck, I did not sand after because I went with a paint /stain product... I will have an updated video soon showing what it looks like after a season of use and how it looks after this past winter ... stay tune
Thank you for the video. The correct respirator, protective glasses and even some ear protection will go a long way. There is nasty particulate matter being inhaled and flying about.
yes thank you ..... and to all that see this yes don't be me and use protective glasses and mask
This diamabrush works wonders but what do you use for hard to reach spots? Hard to get in between floor boards and tops of rails. What do you suggest?
with my deck i used a "mouse" sander fort he tight places (its the sanders that has a triangle shaped pad... to save money insted of buying sand paper to fit the sander i would buy standard shape sand paper and cut to fit much cheaper
I will also be getting the DimaBrush for sure!!! So much quicker than using chemical products and waiting forever.
Yes!!
Where I can buy the disc
@@manuelguerrero4478 I believe Lowe’s or Home Depot carries them
bought a house, prior owners painted it grey. screws and nails popping up and the wood is splintering and cracking in different areas including the posts/joints. this video is going to help me when i finally need to redo this deck. can you give a step by step guide of video w/ links to the products you will use etc. i want to do it right when i go to do it and seal it properly from rain/snow etc. i'd hate to have to redo the entire deck and much rather replace only what is needed. at this point im hoping the board the deck connects to the house is ok because these people before me definitely only band aided the situation instead of doing properly. any advice/help is wanted and thank you for making these vids.
will have more videos as I am am finishing up the deck as I am writing this .. will report back soon with video updates thank you for watching
Great video! I just started my deck using an angle grinder. How much angle and force should I use when starting off? I’m worried about making a divot in the wood
i used very little force (glide over wood and let the tool do the job plus keep the tool moving )
How many blades did you use. And what size is deck ? Amd does it need be sanded also. ?? The info says prep included using this
i used two blades (I wore down the first blade because of protruding screws i could not see though the thick paint) deck is about 15 x 30ft main deck side area 4x30ft ... Since these deck boards are old i did not do any fine sanding after i hit it with the diamabrush ... ... i will have a video out soon with a review of the paint/stain i used and how it held out for the winter ..... buy the end of the month .... note: if you are going to use this you need like any other tool to "get a feel" for and practice on a old piece of wood to see how it works and the right amount of pressure/angle to use ... that said hands down this is the best paint non chemical removal tool i have ever used ..... for thick paint off of wood...
How'd you remove from between the boards on the floor?
I used a smaller mouse sander to get in the tight places with 80 grit sand paper
Would you recommend Cabot Deck Paint? I’m going to start my deck this week and wanted your thoughts. Thank You
sorry dont have any experience with that product
@@maldo72 Went and got two Dimabrush’s and Deck Correct by Cabot plus essentials. Let’s see how this goes!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@ebo520 nice
Hi, would that tool get the green algae out as well do you know?
I believe it will it's a great wood tool to remove anything from wood surface
In part 1, you mentioned how you’d use a 120grit sandpaper to get rid of the swirl marks. Is that what you did and did it help?
yes the wheel is considered 80 grit and if you want it smoother move up to 120 grit ... the boards I am working are old and needed a little extra sanding to get them smoother ...
@@maldo72 awesome, thanks. I know you used two(?) diamabrushes, but how much sqft was your deck?
@@paolojose6706 the only reason why I had to use two was the fact I had screws that were protruding up that I did not see because the the deck over paint was so thick ... but it would have done my 40 ft long by 30ft deck with "normal paint removal without a problem....
I can't get between my spindles or rotate them like you did yours, what can I use to get between mine?
mouse sander
Hey boss so I can use the diamabrush with any grinder ?
yes
After doing all the sanding with the dimabrush how do I smooth the wood to make it look cleaner and what stain do I use ?
will have an updated video soon ..
@@maldo72 use a sander with 60 grit. Normal orbital sander. Only use oil based stain on your deck. Most people make the same mistake EVERY SINGLE TIME....they buy the stain that says it last 10 years. No stain last that long. Buy stain you can strip with a quick pressurewasher. The reason you are here and looking at this video is because the WRONG stain was used on the deck. ALWAYS use stain you can remove easily. Don't worry about how long it will last. Source: I refinish decks professionally.
@@AndYetHereWeAre yes good tip ... but these deck boards are wasted and the 60 grit was getting clogged due to the thick layer of deck over paint that was used to conceal the bad deck boards .... if the planks were in better shape yes 100% a wood stain would be the way to go ...
Wonderful video
Thanks for the visit
I can’t wait to get started! About how many brushes did u go through ?
it would have only taken one disk but, for my deck there was a thick layer of paint on it and kept hitting deck board screws that were not fully screwwed down that wore out the disk from metal to metal contact
What kind of power tool can you attach the diamabrush to?
angle grinder
@@maldo72 Thanks. Tried a craftsman grinder and it didn't fit. It there one brand that works best?
How many Diamabrush did you use for how much square footage please guide thanks
Look at my first video (it will help show you how good this disk worked and how much of the deck it did before I replaced it) that said ... I used two Diamabrush disks (well one and a half the second one is still in good shape) ... The main deck is 21 ft x 13 ft and the side deck that runs along the house is 19 x 5 .. the first Diamabrush disk did most of it before I had to replace it ... I would have got more out of it but ran over a bunch of screws that were popping out that I did not see because the paint was so thick..
@@maldo72 thanks a lot really appreciate your help ❤️
@@khurrammalik5865 anytime hope this helps
I have a deck in the same condition. I do not have any of thr equipment. I do I need? I live in CA , the nearest hardware store is Lowes, Home Depot, and Ace Hardware. I really would appreciate any assistance. Thank you.
which tools where you looking for? Lowe's stocks them check for availability... and all the other tools can be picked up at any of the stores you mention .... also all stuff can be more ordered from places like Amazon
@@maldo72 The tools you used on the video.
Thank you for your quick response
and where does not reach with the diamonbrosh how is it done
I used a "mouse sander" to reach the smaller areas where the tool does not reach
How’d you clear the paint of the edges of each board?
with the tool go over ot very lightly and it take the edges of the paint right off ... plus you can use the flap sanding disks if you need a finer point
If you don’t recommend Deck Over what product are you planning to use to finish your deck? What will you use in areas where there is more damage, like on the railing you showed?
Thank you for watching ... no i DO NOT recommend Deckover its more of a cover up then to fix the problem.... will be replacing the damage parts of the wood and using stain instead of paint that's why i went through the pain of stripping the deck down to bare wood again .. will have upcoming videos on what i am using and how its coming out
Please where can I purchase this contraption?? I need it ASAP 🙏🏽
Check you local Lowes to see if they have in stock or you can order them from Home Depo (home depo is order only they do not stock these items at this time)..
Dumb question, but I am going to ask anyways. Does the tool remove oil based stain as well?
not sure the stain is in the wood not on the surface
Oh very nice. Nice work man. You going to cleetus n cars this Saturday in indy?
sorry won't be making it there
@@maldo72 all good. Hopefully I can find someone there to tune my 97 lol. I'm gonna take around 300 extra to try n make that happen.
Would you recommend using it on a hardwood floor?
yes
Thank you
can someone please tell me what machine i need to use the diamabrush?
any angle grinder will do
OK curious to what you did next, I don't see finished product!
will update soon
Did you use the Diamabrush on the rails or was that a angle grinder with a disc? If so which disk? I’m on my way to Lowe’s to get the Craftsman angle grinder and want to know which disk you used. Almost done with my deck but a bit of rain slowed us down. Should be painting by next week depending on the weather. Seattle for ya!!!! LOL
Diamabrush on the rails
The diamabrush is too big to go between the rails/post. I got the angle grinder and we will see how it does. Fingers Crossed 🤞
when doing the rails no pressure is required just let the tool do its job ...
What is the tool your using?
do you mean the angle grinder?
Yes what kind of grinder and blade. Thanks
What’s the name of that tool
this is the tool i used amzn.to/2UNOSwR
Dude, get some safety glasses and they also make a vacuum shroud for this thing to suck all the dust and stuff away so you don't breath it.
This product is extremely hard to get (only through amazon pretty much) and costs between $80-$120 in Canada... I think I'm still going to try my chances with chemical paint stripper first. Maybe I'll be lucky. On that note, wear a dust mask, eye protection and gloves when you're doing this kind of work, I'm usually not hard into PPE (I'm in construction engineering myself) but I've seen some nasty stuff before. Funny story, I used to work for a company doing bridge assessment and bridge load tests, on one job site (construction was done) my boss told me "wear a helmet FFS!" and I thought "what a BS, no construction activity here". I took it off for a few seconds and then the wind gust blew one of the ladders straight onto my head... That told me that unexpected usually happens at the worst possible moment lol. Another story when I was called to run a finished construction structural inspection, I was told no PPE required because it's finished and no construction activities, then I stepped on a nail lol.
I got this at home depo
Maybe you can help me. I got this product and a dewalt angle grinder and it just keeps over heating and smoking. What am I doing wrong?
which model is it the small angle grinder ?
I have a 7 amp 5 in DeWalt Grindr that I use with a Diamabrush for deck restoration.
It will get hot after 20 to 30 minutes of non-stop grinding on a deck.
You do not put any downward pressure with this tool you let it float and do the work for you.
You just need to maintain control of it with the side handle and a good grip on the grinder itself.
You get off level or tip an edge, you will easily dig into the wood and risk damage and injury.
Thanks
thank you for watching
Bet his neighbors loved his technique lol
lol they were ok with 2 days worth of sanding lol
I didn’t used to use safety glasses until I had to go to the eye doctor to get something out.
A canister respirator wouldn’t hurt either. But that’s just me
yes 100% please wear safety glass and a mask ...
Eye protection? Dust mask? Ear muffs? Gloves?
Nice job and thanks for the recommendation! BUT WEAR A MASK, EARPLUGS , AND SAFETY GLASSES your body is more important than any deck lol
Good point!
nice deck. its so big...sorry, someone had to say it lol.
lol
Your neighbors must have been hating you. 🤨
But it looks good.
lol ...
Let's get back to Camaro's, forget the household chores..
lol more parts coming lol
Safety is no concern is it😂
Awesome product. Dust mask should be considered mandatory. Microscopic paint particles in the lungs is a recipe for future health issues on a large scale. If I am wrong about this I would still rather be safe than sorry. Great video otherwise! Thank you :)
Yes agree ... one should wear a dusk mask when doing this type of job thank you for watching ...
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please use safety glasses when using this tool.
yes agree
So why not wear a mask?
yes wear a mask
Good for the lungs
PLEASE-- Wear eye protection and dusk mask.
Yes thank you for watching
I bet you were coughing for days after that. reaching in all thqt material with no masking I also hope that was not pressure treated wood. Toxic stuff!
i am all good yes i would suggest anyone who doers this to wear a mask and don't be a dummy like me
Dude isn't even wearing a mask or eye protection!! Wow... 😳