The 2 simple deck sanding techniques that will get your decking looking brand new and pristine without the black blotchy mess left behind by using a floor sander alone…
If you’re going to sand your deck with a floor sander but you want your deck to look brand and not have any ugly black blotches, then you need to know these 2 simple sanding techniques…
And lucky for you, I’ve put together a guide which includes videos that show exactly how to use these 2 sanding techniques…
If you sand your deck with a floor sander, there’ll be some sections that won’t sand properly…
Take a look at this deck here…
This deck was sanded with a floor sander then coated with a deck stain…
Do you see those weird blotchy marks through the middle of the boards??
That happens when you sand your deck with a floor sander but your deck boards are slightly cupped…
The sander is just scratching the surface of those lower sections so it looks like you’ve sanded your deck but you’ve sort of buffed the surface rather than sand it back…
This is more common than you think…
Have a look at this floor sander in action…
If you look closely, you can see that the outer section of the boards are fresh and pink whereas the middle of the boards is still dull and black…
Look, you can go over these boards a second time and even a third time, but you’ll only ever remove roughly 80 to 90% of the old stain and damage caused by the weather…
Again, it’s because the boards have weathered and are slightly cupped so the large floor sander can’t sand it properly…
This is what it looks like when you stain a deck like this…
You can clearly see that it has a lot of black blotchy sections running all through it, especially in that top right hand corner…
Some people think that this is as good as it’s ever going to get, but it’s not true…
You can definitely sand a deck like this and get it looking brand new again…
You don’t have to accept the ugly black blotches…
The truth is, it’s not the deck that’s the problem…
It’s the floor sander that’s to blame…
Let me show you something…
When you sand an old deck stain, it comes off in two layers…
Do you see how you have a worn out yellow coating and under that is a black coating…
There will be sections of your deck that are lower so the floor sander will only be able to remove the old yellow layer but only part of the black layer…
That’s why you end up with a black blotchy coating once you stain it…
But if you use a floor sander and then follow up with a smaller belt sander, you can easily get into those low spots and remove all of the black layer…
You just need to move the belt sander in a very particular way and all of those blotches will be removed…
You can get a deck that looks brand new like this one…
See, how this deck looks brand new?
This is it before I sanded it…
How about this one…
Before…
And after…
These are the types of results I get from using my special sanding techniques over and over again…
And after…
And every time, there’s no ugly black blotches anywhere in sight…
But I don’t just get these results by using a belt sander…
It’s the way I use the belt sander that’s the key…
I use two special sanding techniques where you manoeuvre and manipulate the sander to sand back some of the most uneven and warped out of shape decks you could ever imagine…
Are you ready for this??
Ok, so the special methods I use are called “The RoundHouse Method” and the “High Skii Technique”…
They are two separate techniques but you actually get the best results when you use them together…
Because sometimes, the High Skii won’t be able to get a certain spot but the RoundHouse Method can…
And vice versa…
Here’s the thing…
These two methods are so simple that anybody can do them…
I’ve taught this to small, 5 foot Accountants…
These ladies have spent most of their time in an office and have never picked up a tool in their lives…
And I’ve also taught these techniques to some more mature gentlemen in their mid 60’s…
They did it with no problems whatsoever…
So don’t think that you won’t have the ability to use these techniques…
Don’t let other people tell you that you’re too old…
You’re never too old!
These techniques are super simple…
Besides, most of the hard work will have already been done with the floor sander…
All you’re doing with the belt sander is sanding back the last 10% of those black blotchy stains…
If you want me to show you exactly how to do these techniques, then I have something you’re gonna love…
I’ve put together a guide where I break it down step by step and I even show you videos of how you can use my techniques to remove old deck stains and those blotches left behind by the floor sander…
It’s only $29…
And you can grab your copy by filling out the form below…
I look forward to showing you how to sand your deck properly…
Grab your copy of the guide and I’ll see you on the inside…
Sincerely,
Jason, The Deck Sanding Master…
