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Ask Questions on Stain Strippers that remove old or failed coatings for Exterior Wood, Decks, Fences, etc.
How to apply and what Stain Stripper will work best for your deck prep.
we just applied oil based stain to deck. It is way to dark in several areas. How do I remove?
I stained mt IPE decks with a mixture of Red Mahogony and a type of varathane. It has since turned very dark. How do I remove this stain and varanish
My deck has 3 levels. When stripping, should I start on the upper level, or the lower level?
I have a 120 sq foot pressure treated wood deck that was stained last year with a dark Behr Semi transparent stain. There are several areas that have peeled. I want to strip it and re- stain. What stripper should I use? Would Citristrip be effective in this case?
Three summers ago I applied the Armstrong-Clark Sierra Red stain to a previously-stained mahogany deck. I didn't do my prep work very well, and the stain went on blotchy. I'm restaining this summer, and I've cleaned the deck with Restore-a-Deck Step #1 and #2 products. There's still a lot of blotchiness left, and I'm afraid of restaining and adding to the uneven look. Should I start over and use the RAD stripper - or another product - to remove as much of the Armstrong-Clark stain as possible in the hopes that I'll get a much more even "base layer" before restaining with the A-C Sierra Red? I'm hoping that if I do my prep sufficiently, I won't have to do this again in 2-3 years. (By the way, I'm in the Pacific Northwest with lots of hot direct sun in summers.)