Redoing and Staining a Deck

finish before you semi-transparent color another really great question so this is one of the reasons why I like solid color stains you don't have to completely strip your back a semi-transparent if you go over the top of this semi transparent semi-transparent you know eventually you're gonna have like a semi solid and they eventually as solid if you want it to have that semi-transparent look you're gonna have to sand or strip your deck all the way down what happens shaded portion of those portions of the deck wear out less quick than sun portions of the deck which now will absorb your semi-transparent stain the other ones and just sit on top and it begins to look uneven if you want your deck to look good I'm using semi-transparent so you gotta strip it very labour-intensive takes a lot of time it looks better than a solid color stain but you choose the right solid color stain you know they look amazing is there any sanding systems you'd recommend like I mean obviously you can do elbow yeah we remember wood sand by hand we always use power Sanders so I have a neck 'san Unni Decca Santa got multiply gotta got a 5 inch 6 inch and a 3 byte or sand or and I use their braces which are called Mecca silk so you know you definitely want to get like an if you only have one sander get like a five-inch orbital you know sand or I'll leave a link to who need his website in the video description or I get my vacuums and Sanders and abrasives from Manny's spectrum ass or