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I am a deck cleaning newbie. I've cleaned my pine deck as it was
extremely dirty by scrubbing with Sherwin Williams Revive deck cleaner. Most of the dirt was removed but there are still some areas that have a slightly dirty look to them because I guess I didn't scrub hard enough (I did this by myself and the deck is pretty large, so it was tough to get everything without going over it twice and spending hours on end). Is this an ok thing? I have since sealed with Thompson's Advantage. Do I need to strip the sealer off and clean the dirty areas and seal again. I just don't want to do that and have it looking splotchy. Thoughts? thanks! |
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