New pressure treated deck with anderson clear sealant. Used deck brite to remove manufacturing marks on wood. Left bleach ring. Help?
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Sorry about your deck. Unable to answer how it can be rectified. I believe that Nato's answer is correct, the wood should have been cleaned prior to sealing.
1771402
Not sure how to help with your issue but this product is not for cleaning a deck you want to preserve the sealant on. It is meant for prepping a deck for new stain/sealant.
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Hi Barbara- From my experience my boards that looked pretty yucky came alive when I rubbed in the Boos. It brings out the wood grain and seals the surface really well. I rubbed in the Boss for a few minutes, let it sit overnight and then rubbed it off. I did that a couple of months ago and I haven't had to do it again...... yet. I probably will have to do it every 3 months- that is a guess at this point. Yes- I have not had any watermarks or stains- even beet juice washes off easily. I'm sure you will be glad you used this product. It goes a long way.......
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I have had luck with a 20% bleach and 80% water solution and a toothbrush. Just be sure to move quickly and rinse thoroughly. If that doesn't work then try some fine auto rubbing compound. Hope it helps.
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Rustoleum suggests using there etch system for the system. I choose the seal krete etch and clean at 1:1 ratio. Worked pefectly... just follow directions but change the ratios......and clean clean clean....
697015
I have this block, If I had Black stains on it I would take some Fine sand paper and see if I couldn't buff it out. Then wipe it down and re-oil. Never use water on your board Just a lightly dampened cloth.
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If the deck is concrete, get a concrete patch, added atop some sealer. About $10 for both. I have not tested my Durham's against water, but it dries very hard and has extremely tight particle compression meaning it does not appear to dissolve when water is applied after dring. It would sure be better than nothing.
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Again, as below, light sanding with little or no pressure with 2000 grit paper on a soft sanding block will do the trick. All you want to do is lightly etch it. I have the same problem with a Scottish cote of arms on the deck of my sailboat.
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Use oil before you apply the ring. Gentle hammering with a rubber mallet will take it out with no dents
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The only thing I've found is regular cleaning with Bona Floor Cleaner, and a new coat of clear varnish. Sorry :(
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I'm in agreement most likely mold. Soaking in bleach my clear it up. I had a cup with a form of clear plastic lining that developed mold like that. I tried bleach with didn't seem to work. It might be in your best interest to just replace like you should replace cleaning towels. If this happen to me I will probably replace the thing if bleaching it doesn't work.
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The acid etch solution is in the epoxy kit, unless you just want a shiny floor i would recommend Epoxy. you can color it to your preference and also get flakes if you like that (i didn't at first want it but turned out really good). Also if you are in California like i am - this is no longer allowed all local places pulled it from shelves and i luckily found online before they stopped shipping to california as well. Good luck!
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Take the rubber seal out and wash it also . Once open. I hope I was of some help to u. I had the same problem.
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Lifetime Limited Warranty on:BubblingThermal CrackingInconsistent ColorRouting Imperfections (I don't know what that means.)Surface BlemishesWarped Deck. not warranted: chipping, cuts, nicks, shipping damage, incorrect hole drilling, install damage, & scratches or scuffs due to use.They say you should wash it every day with a non-abrasive cleaner, & dry-up any water spots. (Of course, who would do that daily? Ours is now a couple months in use; using it the same way we used our old metal sink; washed-it whenever, but less carefree tossing now -- it's fine; looks the same.) Lifetime Limited Warranty on:BubblingThermal CrackingInconsistent ColorRouting Imperfections (I don't know what that means.)Surface BlemishesWarped Deck. not warranted: chipping, cuts, nicks, shipping damage, incorrect hole drilling, install damage, & scratches or scuffs due to use.They say you should wash it every day with a non-abrasive cleaner, & dry-up any water spots. (Of course, who would do that daily? Ours is now a couple months in use; using it the same way we used our old metal sink; washed-it whenever, but less... » Read More Lifetime Limited Warranty on:BubblingThermal CrackingInconsistent ColorRouting Imperfections (I don't know what that means.)Surface BlemishesWarped Deck. not warranted: chipping, cuts, nicks, shipping damage, incorrect hole drilling, install damage, & scratches or scuffs due to use.They say you should wash it every day with a non-abrasive cleaner, & dry-up any water spots. (Of course, who would do that daily? Ours is now a couple months in use; using it the same way we used our old metal sink; washed-it whenever, but less carefree tossing now -- it's fine; looks the same.) « Show Less
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I used Goo Gone but watch how hard you rub. If you have wood veneer finish, it may take it off too.
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I didn't have mine sealed. I use a scotch brite pad and any cleaner and have had no problems. I love this sink. Everyone who has seen it has loved it too. It cleans really easily and isn't shiny granite so you can use more abrasive cleaners. Hope this helps!
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Same thing happened to mine. I just ordered a different brand from B&H.; I had mine on a custom bracket and used it for a few months and the same happened.
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Re prime your lines. I had This happen as well. Also make sure your ring look good. It is cheap to replace.