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hi im edward abrams the wizard of wood in this video i want to talk about wood brighteners we use oxalic acid oxalic acid is one of the more common wood brighteners its probably the best one to use people that are worried about environmental issues may use citric acid but citric acid is a limited brightener the reason we use oxalic acid and what were going to demonstrate in this video is the fact that it also besides brightening the wood its called wood bleach not because it is a bleach but because it has that lightening effect of the wood but other than that there are other reasons to use oxalic acid as your brightener one is it works quickly and it will remove metal stains so if we have iron stains or metal stains in wood whether it be from the furniture on the deck or as we see on fencing the nail bleeds and well remove those if were trying to do an optimal job in a professional job and would exterior wood restoration we want to try to address those nail bleeds so what were

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How do you fix overlapping stain?

In order to remove lap marks from a stained surface, you can soak a clean cloth in paint thinner and rub the cloth over the dark areas of the lap marks. As a result, the lap marks will slowly begin to disappear and remove some of the stain.

What is the best stain to use on pressure treated wood?

An oil-based stain is the best for pressure-treated wood.

What is restore a deck?

Restore-A-Deck Wood Stains are advanced, water-based, semi-transparent, and solid stain formulations designed to penetrate deep into wood pores for maximum protection and longevity. Restore-A-Deck Wood Stains protect the wood from harmful UV rays and damage caused by water penetration.

Do I have to sand old stain before restaining?

To lighten a stain, before applying a new one, you will need to strip down the existing stain. This will be a bit of an involved project, so make sure you research to understand the tools required. Intense sanding will be involved, so having a power sander and respirator would be useful.

How do you fix Overapplied deck stain?

Simply use a lint-free rag soaked in mineral spirits or paint thinner to rub the areas of over-application—wherever the stain has puddled or is thick and sticky—to remove the excess stain. Areas of over-application may be noticeable because the stain is darker. Start with light pressure (this may be all you need).

Is Rust Oleum Restore still available?

Even though they have settled this lawsuit, Rust-Oleum Deck Restore is still sold to unsuspecting consumers and has not been pulled from the shelves. Rust-Oleum has changed to a newer, relabeled version of their Rust-Oleum Deck Restore.

How do you stain weathered pressure treated wood?

Stain the pressure-treated wood using a paint pad applicator, which is easier than brushing a large deck or structure by hand, and more accurate than using a pressurized sprayer. Use a paintbrush to stain between cracks and problem areas. Usually no more than one coat is needed.

What do you do if your stain isn't working?

Sanding each board opens up the pores in the wood, allowing the stain to absorb deeper and more evenly into the board or log. Start with a rougher, coarse grit by sanding it at 80 grit, and work your way up to 220 grit.

Can old pressure treated wood be stained?

Not only can you stain treated wood, painting and staining pressure-treated wood is actually good for your new deck. Although the treated wood doesn't need to be protected against rot, staining it will help reduce surface cracking.

How do you revive wood stain?

The ideal way to fix a wood stain mistake is to sand the piece down to bare wood, and re-stain. However, this is time-consuming. Applying another layer of stain, painting the piece, or evening the piece with gel stain are other methods that could produce a satisfactory result.

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