Home Improvements
Clean, Restore, Beautify And Protect Your Deck in Just One Day!
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Sep 8, 2005, 19:45

(NAPSI)-Have the long months of winter taken a toll on your deck? Is it dirty, mildew-stained, gray or weathered? Don't worry. It's easy to clean, restore, beautify and protect your deck in just one day! Just follow these simple steps from the experts at Wolman® Wood Care Products:

In the Morning-Clean & Restore: Clean away dirt and gray weathered wood with an acid-free, biodegradable deck cleaner, like Wolman DeckBrite®. DeckBrite is tough on ground-in dirt, mildew and algae stains, yet it's gentle to handle and safe to use near grass, plants or shrubs. Its fast-acting foaming action loosens and lifts dirt, stains and weathered-gray discoloration in 10 minutes or less. And unlike chlorine bleach, which can actually degrade the structure of the wood, DeckBrite's oxygen-activated formula cleans and restores the wood to its original, like-new look without whitening or damaging the wood surface. Protective finishes will adhere better and last longer.

In the Afternoon-Beautify and Protect: After you've cleaned your deck, keep it looking beautiful for years with just one coat of quick-drying Wolman RainCoat® Tinted Water Repellent. Unlike other oil-base deck finishes, RainCoat's waterborne formula can be applied to damp surfaces, so you can apply it the same day you clean. It's available in four sheer, natural wood shades to help you achieve any look you desire. And just one coat of RainCoat will help block UV graying, resist ugly mildew stains and provide guaranteed protection against water damage for three years! RainCoat also comes in a totally clear formula that allows wood to gray naturally.

The Next Morning: Bring out your patio furniture and enjoy your deck this spring-and for many seasons to come.

For more information about cleaning, restoring, beautifying and protecting your deck, please call the Wolman Consumer Help Line at 1-800-556-7737 or visit www.wolman.com for more helpful deck care tips.

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