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Sep 16th, 06, 01:25 PM
Rustoleum is going to require a solvent based stripper to remove it and even if you do get it off, there will be a remnant shadow.
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Sep 16th, 06, 02:00 PM
Everything damages Trex. We did one last month that had driveway sealer on it. We had to end up resealing the entire deck to make the deck look uniform in color again.
Solvent+Trex = noticeable shadowing. You can't really see it in the first picture but it was there. |
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Sep 16th, 06, 07:37 PM
Thanks guys,
I basicaly razor bladed the drips and left the shadow. do you think I could get the shadow off with the solvent? From what I understand where ever the solvent touches the trex it will stain. Guess I will have to offer the lesser of two evils. Thanks again, CB Christian Bindlechner Myrtle Beach, S.C. 843-699-5215 pressureworks@sc.rr.com |
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