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I recently read a great article on the subject (of decks).  Small world?  It is your article in my February 2010 issue of The Journal of Light Construction. In fact I color scanned it and may risk violating copyright laws by distributing copies to boards who are plagued with elastomeric deck problems and need to think about tearing them out and starting over.  Attorney Glenn Youngling 2/21/2010

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    Life Deck Maintenance

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    General Maintenance

    The Life Deck products listed above are very durable deck coating systems that will require maintenance as follows:

    1. Wash as needed with TSP, water and a brush.
    2. Hose the deck of at least once per month.
    3. Power wash with up to 1500 psi every six months or as often as needed'
    4. Do an annual inspection to look for cracks or abnormal wear.
    5. Where a solid colored topcoat was used such as our Life Deck l0 series, reapply the Life Deck 10 Series Top Coat at 200-250 square feet per gallon every 2-3 years depending on exposure to traffic and the weather (UV from the sun ).Be sure to read the product literature before beginning.
    6. When a Clear Sealer was used such as Stone Glaze or 4001, be sure to use the same product when re-coating. Please contact us for specific maintenance recommendations and refinishing techniques. Be sure to read the product literature before beginning.
    7. Should cracks or holes become evident, contact your applicator or us directly so we can arrange for an inspection and further recommendations.

    Please avoid the following:

    1. Heavy potted plants or spas being placed on the surface (small pots need plastic trays).
    2. Abrasive scrubbing of the surface.
    3. Harsh chemicals or solvents such as gasoline, lighter fluid, paint thinner.
    4. Hot coals or extreme heat from barbecue grills.
    5. Dragging of items such as furniture or pots over the surface, and inspect the feet of your surface.

    Most of the items listed are common sense, as stated, the surface is actually quite durable. Again, feel free to contact your Life Deck installer or us directly at 800-541-3310.

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