Product Review Deck Correct by Cabot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Product Review Deck Correct by Cabot
Today we give a product review while we stain our deck with Deck Correct by Cabot.
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Thanks for all the comments and suggestions!
Now that you're 2 years into it, how has it stood up? Any peeling or checking? I'm in the middle of power washing and sanding now - trying to figure out what product to cover it with.
Sorry for delay. It’s still holding up. Being right off the pool I was unsure how it was going to do. There are spots that I failed to properly prep, mostly treated wood that wasn’t dry, that has some peeling. Other people I know that use this product say they use solid stain on top of it every few years to extend its life.
I was really pleased with the results of the house. I used a combination of a brush and a roller, but it did far more than what the Sherwin-Williams brand that is similar had done two years before. Highly recommend it
I like what this product offers too! thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video, I just got 2 gallons and hope this deck correct stays on atleast 2-3 years.
Thank you. I have spoken to some people who will use the solid stain on top of this product after it starts to show some aging. I hope it works out for you.
Thank you for sharing. We’re currently doing a combination of the Cabot solid stain on our deck floor and the Deck Correct on the rails and it’s looking good so far, just hoping it holds up. Yours turned out great, well done to your lady
She did great. Thank you for the comment and good luck with your project.
Three years later, I wonder how well it has lasted. Peeled? Flaked off? (Like Rustoleum RockSolid)
its not perfect, some areas that I thought would need attention are starting to show up. I would absolutely use this again. For this product for me, I knew it was never going to be perfect considering the sun exposure and pool water exposure which is not a great combo. Prepping the deck as much as possible and having dry surface really goes a long way in how long this will last.
I just switched to Deck Correct. Looks real good. I think the problems with these deck restoring paints is they dry hard and brittle. In Michigan, I get both temperature extremes. I think the temperature expansion is different between the paint and wood deck, so any adhesion gets severed. You gets cracks, water seeps in, any adhesion is gone. I blew some leaves off my deck last fall and the 4 year old Valspar Skid Not paint was blowing off in sheets.
I tried Valspar oil based porch paint. That seemed to last better. But now you can’t get oil based paint anymore. Hopefully I can get more than 3-4 years out of Deck Correct. I did put down some Rustoleum Deck Start primer first.
Look for 3-4 year reviews. The paint adhesion goes extinct.
I bought a home with 30 year old deck had it powerwashed a nd refinished my neighbor thought i replaced the whole deck now every two years i will power wash and add a fresh coat
thanks for the comment and watch!
You need to use a brush on all the seams to get it on the sides of the boards a bit. If you don’t it will peel.
Thanks, I went ahead and bought a smaller brush to get in between the cracks better.
Just got our deck replaced, eill be using this after the nea wood weathers a bit. I hear it's not a good idea to use any products on brand new wood.
I love work. I could watch it all day.
lol thanks for watching!!
Going to use this on the roof of my redwood gazebo. Hopefully will give me a few more years before I have to replace boards.
I was very happy with how this turned out. I hope it gives you some extra years. Thanks for watching!
GJ similar products tell you to use their thinner stain to get into spaces between boards then add the restored. But you deck looks good from the video. Thank you.
Thanks for the tip! We have a pergola that we were going to use the thinner stain on and I will see how it works between the boards. Thanks for watching!
Video starts at 00:40. You're welcome.
Does the product fill in and cover over the deck screws? I'm concerned that with it being so thick, and filling in cracks, will I ever be able to fit a bit into the deck screws and unscrew them.
Yeah, probably a little worse than normal stain but close to how solid stain from Cabot would work. This deck used the Camo deck screws, it’s almost impossible to unscrew them without any obstruction!
Some say... Vanessa is still out there painting that deck.
I would be dead if that were the case... I'm still paying dearly for that day.
One year later - how does it look now?
It has held up even better than I expected with the excessive amount of pool water! Kids being home due to COVID they were in and out all day long all summer long. There is no signs of cracking or bad wear yet, and even the spots that I thought would be questionable are still holding strong. The one thing we did run into was putting down black mulch and the dogs running from through it and jumping on the deck left some black paw prints. I would use this product again but probably do a better job of really getting into the cracks. I think that is going to be the area that starts to give first.
Couldn't you just paint it with paint? Whats the difference?
I think this stuff tends to harden a little more and is thicker to fill in those soft spots and cover those splinters. It also has a grit to it. I assume if you had a paint with a uv block and you put in some type of grit material you could be in about the same boat. Remember this stuff is more of a product for getting a couple more years out of a deck vs replacing it. If your deck is in good shape and has been maintained well, then a solid stain or outdoor paint is likely your best bet.
@@CountryHobbyist ok great thank you for the explanation
Looks good great video Thanks 👍
Why is mine white and the color I picked up
How is it holding up?
it has held up pretty well. there were a couple of places that the wood was still green that it has a little peel around the screw holes. I would/ will use this product again. My favorite part is the texture that it added to the deck around the pool. Thanks for watching!
Just moved into our house March 30th and want to maybe use this. What is the name of the color you use? Would you recommend using primer or just applying this first? Should I use deck wash? Thanks.
Thanks for watching! This color was brickstone. I think how this product is designed to work without a primer because it is supposed to fill in cracks. Cabot doesnt specifically talk about putting on a primer first. I think deck wash and a good pressure wash goes a long way with this product. I have several comments on this video about the importance of getting the boards as clean as possible before applying this product. Here is a link to gives an overview from Cabot. Also, I am not being compensated from Cabot, I just think this product can prolong replacing decks and thats important with todays lumber prices! www.cabotstain.com/do-it-yourself/exterior/deckcorrect.html?&gclid=Cj0KCQjwna2FBhDPARIsACAEc_XDpYDQm0S2kTnvREA6RslttqdqWPs4Ia3Hv7WYxmR45ChQoYJrIb4aAnN9EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
I wonder if u sand it down first it will last longer
I am sure the cleaner your boards are before you start the longer this will last. I bet new boards that are dry would have great longevity of this product! In my opinion I think a lot of people who have trouble with this product have wet areas in their wood, or have wood that is not prepped well enough.
The Cabot Deck Correct we bought says tint must be added. It's a greyish white right in the bucket. When we asked the guy at Lowe's what tint to use, he was zero help. What tint did you have mixed in with it?
there should be brochures at Lowes for this product. that is where we purchased it from. if you go to the bottom of this link you can see all the colors for the resurfacer product. we used the Brickstone color.
www.cabotstain.com/colors-and-finishes/families/Solids-Colors.html#Resurfacer
Hello sir I have jon coming and is thar necessary to use 2 coats with this paint?
No, I think this is designed for a single coat. Two coats just help with get everything good and covered
A little cloudy? Dude ide drain that n start from scratch
I agree with you, if I were on city water this would be a lot easier of a decision. cheaper to chemically clear it up rather than have water delivered. well water is full of iron and is miserable to get it right, also almost uses same amount of chemicals to balance that out. I think the best option for me is to just not be a pool owner lol.
Great job!
Thank you!!
What color did you guys use?
Brickstone
Should you use a primer first and can you paint over the deck correct???
The product did not say to use a primer. I think if I were to do anything prior to using this I would use Cabot solid stain and then put the deck correct over top. I think the Deck Correct is really designed to seal the wood without any primer. Thanks for watching!
How has it worn after three years?
Still holding up. Couple areas have bubbles from water getting under it. I plan on doing another deck this year with the same product
If this survives I'll be really impressed.
Becouse It doesn't look like you did very good prep and it looked damp to begin with plus the rain.
Good luck.
I appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching!
Wonder if you can use over a painted deck?
I would really suggest trying to prep as well as you can with a pressure washer. I think it would hold up for a few years but there might be some issues with moisture getting between the layers. Several people have commented that it doesn't work unless you really prep the deck. I haven't found t hat to be a problem with ours but we were putting this overtop of stain.
What color is that? Redwood?
Brickstone. Thanks for watching!
What is the name of the color?
Brickstone
What type of roller did you use
We used a 3/8” nap Purdy Golden Eagle roller. www.purdy.com/products/rollers/golden-eagle
How is it holding up?
We sold this house last year. I ask the new owner a few times about the deck and he tells me its in great shape still. From our experience, we will defiantly use it again.