Deck Paint

When you decide to paint your deck it is important to remember to start with a clean deck. Dust, dirt and other debris can cause a problem with the primer and paint adhering properly. Be sure to apply two coats of primer on your deck before painting, rolling it on so it can really soak into the wood. Most people find that painting, over staining, requires less maintenance in the long run and can eventually save them some money.

Another benefit is that painting doesn't require any real skills.

You can get the whole family together to work on it as a project. Staining, on the other hand is a bit more challenging and best saved for those who know what they're doing. Of course children will need to be supervised carefully no matter what option you decide to go with. Deck paint, just like stain, is harmful to ingest and can cause serious problems for t-shirts and toys.

Painting your deck is an experience that can be fun and exiting or dull and tedious work. It all depends on what kind of experience you want it to be. To avoid hassles and mishaps look for a seller of quality deck paint and follow any directions as best you can. Remember, if you do somehow mess up with the color or primer, it can be fixed and it's no reason to abandon the project. Your deck is another part of your house and needs to be protected and decorated too.