Deck and Don & # 39; ts. Properly cleaned and maintained, your terrace offers year-round outdoor ...

The old man's winter has spent the last five months beating his deck and it's finally time for the next outdoor season.

Snow, freezing rain and extreme temperatures have landed on your terrace. They clean, scrub and cool with paint or dye to restore the old shine.

Here are some tips to get you started:

Tip # 1: Get rid of dirt

Clean your lower terrace. First, remove all furniture, plants, carpets, etc. from the surface of the cover. Choose Terrace Base product acid-restorative for work, or even a mild detergent. The stronger the chemical used, the less you need to wash. The brushing can be done manually with a brush or a ground broom. Wait for the chemicals to complete their task and rinse the cover.

BRIDGE Tip 2: Paint or color the cover

Most owners prefer a slightly tinted or semitransparent surface on their patio to show the natural beauty of the wood. In general, the best surfaces are those that penetrate the wood, not those that leave a superficial film.

The finish should be water repellent or water repellent, not just waterproof. The equipment should provide protection against ultraviolet (UV) radiation and the equipment should contain a mold if mold is a potential problem.

Tip 3: Allow the cover to dry completely

Let the bridge dry for 48 hours before you go on it or put the furniture in it.

Tips:

• To enhance the natural beauty of the wood and preserve its new look, apply color every three years.

• Offer two weekends of work - prepare the bridge on a weekend and clean it the next day.

• Wait for the package to be recognized until three days without rain are in the forecast.

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