If you’re going to sand your deck, then you need to know this one thing…
Even if your deck looks flat and even, it’s not…
You’ll come across spots that are low, uneven, warped and even cupped…
And the conventional way to use a belt sander is to keep it flat and work it back and forth…
This ain’t gonna cut it…
A decking isn’t like your indoor timber floors…
A deck isn’t like a piece of timber in a workshop…
No, it’s a completely different beast…
Think about it…
Your deck is subjected to levels of abuse your inside floors will never see…
The constant pounding of the weather…
Rain, sun, wet, dry, expand, contract…
Your deck will cup, shift and warp out of shape…
So if you want to sand your deck and remove all of the old stain and damage without completely destroying your timber boards…
Then you need to know these simple, non destructive deck sanding techniques…
Namely, The RoundHouse Method and The High Skii Technique…
I’ve been at this deck sanding game for over 10 years now and these are the 2 best techniques to get your deck sanded back to bare wood without weakening your boards…
Without leaving etch marks or deep divots in your timber…
And it’s the most effect way for any DIY’er to completely remove all of the old deck stain and years of damage from your deck so it has the best chance of absorbing the new deck stain…
I’ve put together a guide breaking down these techniques step by step…
The guide is a mix of an ebook and a video course…
So in other words, I break it down with pictures and my witty words, then link out to videos so you can see it in action…
If you want to know more about the Deck Sanding Technique Guide for DIY’s, then click this link below…
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If you simply need to know the basics of how to sand your deck, then check out my free guide at the link below…
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Music in the video is from Happy Lofi by Lavish, Chill Ghost
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