Deck Correct Reviews

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And then we're going to use some stuff called Deck Correct.

It's ah, pretty expensive stuff.

We're going to see if it's worth the money.

Covers 75 square feet per gallon, which is not very much, but it's supposed to fill in

cracks and things like that.

So if you'll ride along with us, we'll see what deck correct actually can do.

So we're going to start the handrails, work our way down.

Can have it, deck correct tinted whatever color you want.

It supposed to fill in a lot of the small cracks.

Obviously not the big ones.

So we're going to see this is a two coat application, not one.

So we're going to see how it does.

I'm starting with the top and working my way down and it's a little thicker than the average

paint, obviously if I only go 75 square feet, but I think most of your wall paint does about

300, 250 to 300, this does 75.

This says so for I kind of put it on thick and run off, pull off anything that might

run, and the goal is to fill in, make an old deck look brighter.

We'll take you through it.

This is Deck Correct.

Look at two coats on it.

The roller doesn't seem to do as well getting down.

And so we went over a lot of it.

We've got to keep an eye on your brush because the brush will end up, but you got to keep

the brush with a Sandy finish, which is less of a chance of slipping.

So we'll end up with that.

If you look at what we have, it's going to have a slight exhaust and it does a good job.

It sticks and it holds on as a coat, not necessarily something that would break down.

I'll let you know as time passes if I don't like it because of the wear and tear, because

I'll be around this house pretty often.

So my suggestion is if you can afford it, deck correct is pretty good stuff.

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