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hi Iamp;#39;m Everett Abrams The Wizard of wood today I want to talk to you about mill stamps and sanding a deck it could be spots and it be any sanding on a deck where we want it to look uniform nice and neat so usually what happens is when we have a mill stamp which is mill stamps are going to carry a lot information about the wood if itamp;#39;s prime if itamp;#39;s not if itamp;#39;s kiln dried KD that kind of stuff and itamp;#39;s a dye thatamp;#39;s used in the wood and it doesnamp;#39;t come out by pressure washing some people say oh itamp;#39;ll come out when you clean the deck where you pressure wash thatamp;#39;s not true so we want to figure out how we can get rid of this and still make the deck look good most the times this will be the underside of the deck but not always sometimes the good side of the wood is this way and you know sometimes people building decks theyamp;#39;re not paying attention a board might get turned over but however it happens the mill stam