The Record, Bergen County, NJ (May 30, 2007)
Author: Gene Austin, Mcclatchy Newspapers
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Q. Our deck is in great shape structurally, but the deck surface and the tops of the railings are rough and splintery. How can we repair this?
Power sanding the surface of the decking and rails would appear to be the obvious solution, but the screws or nails used as fasteners would make this difficult on many decks. If splinters are a problem in only a few places, these areas can be sanded without damaging fasteners by using a hand-held belt sander.Use Composite Materials to Avoid Splintery Decks
If damage is widespread and the deck is assembled with screws, you...
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