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Posted by dean on May 19, 2007, 7:47 pm
Do people here have any strong opinion for brushing on or rolling on
sealer (Penofin) onto a just-sanded cedar deck?
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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on May 19, 2007, 10:37 pm
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> Do people here have any strong opinion for brushing on or rolling on
> sealer (Penofin) onto a just-sanded cedar deck?
Both. Roller will do the top, but brush will get between the boards.
Are you done with the sanding? How did it work out?
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http://pages.cthome.net/edhome/
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Posted by dean on May 19, 2007, 11:23 pm
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> > Do people here have any strong opinion for brushing on or rolling on
> > sealer (Penofin) onto a just-sanded cedar deck?
> Both. Roller will do the top, but brush will get between the boards.
> Are you done with the sanding? How did it work out?
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> Edhttp://pages.cthome.net/edhome/
It looks and feels amazing. Came up from a dirty gray, rough,
splintery surface to a great looking smooth brown. Especially nice
appearance when its wet.
Thing is, if I brush the gap, then I might as well do the whole thing
with the brush, the planks are only 6" wide.
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Posted by Bob M. on May 20, 2007, 1:39 pm
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>> > Do people here have any strong opinion for brushing on or rolling on
>> > sealer (Penofin) onto a just-sanded cedar deck?
>> Both. Roller will do the top, but brush will get between the boards.
>> Are you done with the sanding? How did it work out?
>> --
>> Edhttp://pages.cthome.net/edhome/
> It looks and feels amazing. Came up from a dirty gray, rough,
> splintery surface to a great looking smooth brown. Especially nice
> appearance when its wet.
> Thing is, if I brush the gap, then I might as well do the whole thing
> with the brush, the planks are only 6" wide.
How about a paint sprayer? Trouble is, with them you have to mask
everything within 50 feet. The overspray goes everywhere. But -because-
the spray goes everywhere, it gets into places that a brush may have a hard
time getting to.
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Posted by Bob F on May 20, 2007, 2:38 pm
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>>> > Do people here have any strong opinion for brushing on or
>>> > rolling on
>>> > sealer (Penofin) onto a just-sanded cedar deck?
>>> Both. Roller will do the top, but brush will get between the
>>> boards.
>>> Are you done with the sanding? How did it work out?
>>> --
>>> Edhttp://pages.cthome.net/edhome/
>> It looks and feels amazing. Came up from a dirty gray, rough,
>> splintery surface to a great looking smooth brown. Especially nice
>> appearance when its wet.
>> Thing is, if I brush the gap, then I might as well do the whole
>> thing
>> with the brush, the planks are only 6" wide.
> How about a paint sprayer? Trouble is, with them you have to mask
> everything within 50 feet. The overspray goes everywhere.
> But -because- the spray goes everywhere, it gets into places that a
> brush may have a hard time getting to.
I've used a 1 qt cheap airless sprayer to put the paint down, then
overbrush it to get goot penetration. It goes really fast this way.
Bob
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