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Washing Piers
How would you guys go about doing a pier? Doing a deck in a few days and would like to do the pier ( and the neighbors' piers). I'm thinking maybe just wash with pw'er with no chem's.
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Re: Washing Piers
Wood? Concrete? You have to be careful about what goes into water, a bunch of belly-up fish can get you into big trouble.
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Re: Washing Piers
Turned out to be concrete. I didn't do it or the deck. They decided they liked the grey on the deck. I did put a germ in their mind of maybe cleaning and staining it with a grey finish to protect the wood from further damage.
Teetor, you are or have been around docks quite a bit, right? I'm thinking with concrete, I could just do it with no chem's. How would you suggest a concrete pier be cleaned? A wooden one? I know someone on these forums have done these things. Maybe it is a sensitive subject. ![]() On second thought, wood or concrete could have contaminants I am not aware of with or without chemicals being used. Last edited by boman47k; 05-20-2008 at 04:45 PM. |
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