bigdazza
4th January 2006, 01:32 PM
Well I've finally finished our deck coationg off.
I went for Intergrain DWD in the end mainly because I got the stuff at cost price thru' our floor sander.
Looks good but I dont think I would use it again, as its impossible to repair the finish if you make a blue i.e. losing your wet edge. If I had my time again I would use Sikkens or even oil.
What I'm mainly interested in is what happens if it gets wet before it dries properly. We had a thunderstorm last night (didn't see it coming) and the edge decking timber got wet just after it was touch dry (about 1 to 1.5 hours after coating).
Subsequently, the coating went a milky colour but has since dried clear as if nothing had happened.
Should I be worried about loss of adhesion? After all that work it would be heartbreaking if the coating failed, not to mention the huge job of having to strip and re-coat.
Some reassurance would be good.:( :(
I went for Intergrain DWD in the end mainly because I got the stuff at cost price thru' our floor sander.
Looks good but I dont think I would use it again, as its impossible to repair the finish if you make a blue i.e. losing your wet edge. If I had my time again I would use Sikkens or even oil.
What I'm mainly interested in is what happens if it gets wet before it dries properly. We had a thunderstorm last night (didn't see it coming) and the edge decking timber got wet just after it was touch dry (about 1 to 1.5 hours after coating).
Subsequently, the coating went a milky colour but has since dried clear as if nothing had happened.
Should I be worried about loss of adhesion? After all that work it would be heartbreaking if the coating failed, not to mention the huge job of having to strip and re-coat.
Some reassurance would be good.:( :(