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help peeling deck
I live in Vancouver Canada. We had our deck stained with a semitransparent
stain by student painters last June. This rainy winter it has already peeled. The deck is cedar that lays on top of a membrane coated surface, with about a half inch gap supplied by slats i guess they are called. The fence and railings are not peeling, but I am wary. They applied a layer of water based then oil based stain, telling me it was the way to go, now I am realizing that this is not. There is no warranty on deck finishes. Do you think it was the finish technique or the nature of the weather and deck that caused the peeling? If I redo it now, what would you do? Because the deck is close to but not in touch with water underneath is this the cause of peeling and if so would you then sela the underside of all the deck somehow? (The deck 'floats and is removable is segments so I could do that but it is a huge job.). Is there a recommended type of product to use? Any suggestions would be welcome. E-mail me at thanks joseph chong |
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