Grey and Weathered Decks
Why timber turns grey, when it is cosmetic and when restoration should go further.
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Peeling Deck Coatings
Why deck coatings peel and how incompatible layers, moisture and poor preparation are corrected.
Read moreSlippery Timber Decks
Mould, algae, grime and wet traffic can make decks hazardous, especially around pools and stairs.
Read moreMould and Algae on Decks
Shaded and slow drying decks need the right cleaning method before any coating decision.
Read moreSplintering and Rough Deck Boards
Rough fibres, raised grain and surface wear may call for sanding, repairs or board replacement.
Read moreSticky Deck Oil
Over application, poor drying conditions and product compatibility can leave a tacky finish.
Read moreUneven Deck Colour
Patchy wear, old coatings and mixed exposure can produce uneven colour after recoating.
Read moreRotting Deck Boards
Soft timber, trapped moisture and failed edges need repair before sanding and coating.
Read moreRaised Nails and Loose Screws
Fixings should be assessed and corrected before professional sanding begins.
Read moreSun, Salt and Coastal Deck Damage
High ultraviolet exposure, salt air and windblown grit accelerate coating and timber wear.
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