Restore-A-Deck Cleaner
Restore-A-Deck Cleaner
Restore-A-Deck Cleaner

Restore-A-Deck Cleaner

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$34.99
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Designed specifically for Exterior Wood and Composite Decking.

Restore-A-Deck cleaner is also available as a stand-alone product. While we recommend using the cleaner as part of the two-part R-A-D restoration system, decks that are not going to be sealed need not be pH balanced. In this instance, you can order just the cleaner portion of the kit.

RAD cleaner is similar to Oxi-Clean but with some added professional strength to make the job easier for you.

This cleaner is also excellent for use as a concrete cleaner, patio furniture restorer or house wash. It will remove mold and mildew from concrete, brick or siding.

There is enough cleaner in a single 2 lb package to clean the average 25'x12' deck with rails and 3 steps. One jar is also enough for the average housewash or 750 square foot of walk or driveway.

ADVANTAGES

  • #1 Rated Wood and Deck Stain Cleaner
  • Designed specifically for all Exterior Wood and Composite Decking
  • Prep new wood, weathered wood, and maintenance coats
  • Powdered formula makes 5 liquid gallons when mixed
  • Extremely cost effective. When mixed, the cost is less than $6 a gallon.
  • Eco-Safe formulas
  • Removes stains caused by mold and mildew
  • Removes wood graying caused by UV rays
  • Removes dirt and debris
  • Safe to use on all exterior wood surfaces, not just decks

Note: Restore-A-Deck Wood Cleaner will slightly darken wood. Use Restore-A-Deck Wood Brightener to restore all wood to its original color and as a neutralizer to further brighten other wood species that have been cleaned with Restore-A-Deck Wood Cleaner.

Coverage: 750-1000 sq.feet per container.

Restore-A-Deck Step 1 is a wood cleaner and preps stains for reapplication of a stain. It is not a stain stripper or remover of old stains. Please see Restore-A-Deck Stripper if you are trying to remove a semi-transaprent stain.

Reviews

Friday, 05 May 2017

Economical powdered deck cleaner that will make 5 liquid gallons and clean up to 750 sq. feet.

The Sealer Store

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    Chase · 06/06/2023
    I cleaned and brightened my 1 year old pressure treated pine deck then stained with RAD semi-transparent in dark walnut. I don’t like the color. Do I need to strip if I want to apply a different color? If so, which stripper do I use?
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    Mike · 05/23/2023
    When staining wet to wet, does stepping on first coat leave footprints?
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      The Sealer Store · 05/23/2023
      It depends on the stain brand and type of stain but typically it does not.
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        Mike · 05/23/2023
        Last September I stained the deck with one coat of Restore A Deck semi transparent cedar color on 12 month, aged Cedar after cleaning and brightening. I plan to clean and brighten the deck and then apply two coats of wet to wet Restore A Deck semi transparent cedar stain again. Attached is a picture before starting today, does that plan makes sense.
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    Paul · 01/02/2022
    I am going to buy the cleaner and brightener to do my deck and was thinking about buying extra cleaner to clean my house. My house is stucco, will the cleaner be safe to use on the stucco?
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      The Sealer Store · 01/03/2022
      Yes, it should be fine. 
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        Paul · 01/04/2022
        Thanks for your reply and great informative site. I do have an afterthought about using the cleaner on my stucco house, would I need to use the brightener also to neutralize or just rinse well with plain water? 
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    Gabriele · 04/24/2021
    Can I use the restore a deck cleaner and stripper on my teak garden furniture ?
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    lauracerwin@yahoo.co · 03/11/2021
    My IPE deck has two yr IPE oil on it. Should I use the RAD stripper or the RAD cleaner as the first step? I will then brighten. How long does the brightener have to dry before I apply the IPE oil?

    Also what is the right ppsi on pwr washer to use on IPE Wood? curious. I will use scrub brush on step one though and not pwr wash.
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      The Sealer Store · 03/14/2021
      RAD Cleaner and then the Brightener for prep. Wait 48 hours to stain. Pressure wash off cleaner at 1600 psi.
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    John · 05/06/2020
    Last year I stained a cedar deck with TWP100 with one coat knowing I'd have to re-stain this year in Michigan. After the winter, there is some sun fading and wear of stain. I was told I would just have to clean and stain since I am reusing the TWP100. I cleaned the steps using Restore a Deck cleaner, letting it sit for 15 minutes and then using a scrub brush and followed with RAD brightener to neutralize. It stripped all stain (I thought it would just clean and remove any graying on the wear spots). I was just hoping to prepare the deck so it would soak up stain and remove any graying (some areas still bead) and then stain. What did I do wrong?
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      The Sealer Store · 05/06/2020
      You prepped it correctly. Go ahead and stain with two coats wet on wet.
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        John · 05/06/2020
        Thank you, curious why did the cleaner strip the stain? I thought only stripper would do that.

        Is there anything that can be done to prep wood just to get it to accept stain if doing every year? Also any tricks to avoiding the wear spots from steps to house?
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          The Sealer Store · 05/06/2020
          The cleaner will remove the stain if the stain was starting to deteriorate. It is also the proper way to prep when reapplying. Make sure it fully soaks in when applying and it should not wear.
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            John · 05/06/2020
            Thanks again, your answers are helpful. Perhaps I should not powerwash or vigorously scrub the cleaner and it wouldn't strip? Maybe just apply cleaner and quick brush to loosen dirt?
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              The Sealer Store · 05/06/2020
              It is fine if it comes up with a cleaner and pressure wash. This way it preps the wood optimally and is not an issue.
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    Ian Kirkwood · 06/17/2019
    Will I need more or extra cleaner to remove the grayed fibers of a hardwood like mahogany or alder?
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    Clinton Gates · 04/07/2019
    Is it safe to use on a deck over water?
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    The Sealer Store · 03/13/2013
    Prewet any siding and rinse when done would be best. It does not react with the vinyl but you do not want dirt and grime sticking to it if it splashes on it.
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    Evelyn Haymond · 03/12/2013
    Is this product safe for vinyl siding.
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    The Sealer Store · 09/21/2012
    I would prep with the Restore-A-Deck Kits prior to staining.
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    Philip Goodenough · 09/20/2012
    I will be staining a new cedar deck (1 month old). Wood is not gray but some subtle dirt stains from construction does exist. I plan on staining with Armstrong Clark cedar tone transparent stain. I need a recommendation on a cleaner brand to prep the deck for staining. Do I even need a cleaner at all with new cedar wood? Does the cleaner brand need to be compatible with the stain brand?
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    The Sealer Store · 05/02/2012
    The Restore-A-Deck should remove the black mold.
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    william king · 05/02/2012
    what product will lift black mold from pressure treated wood.
    i stripped the layer of stain on deck and found areas of black under the stain.
    thanks