Will your product adhere toTrex decking?
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Hello. Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, our Spray Grip product will adhere to Trex decking. The surface should be thoroughly cleaned to remove any dirt etc and perhaps a light sanding prior to application to ensure good adhesion. Please advise if you have any additional questions. Lisa (SlipDoctors)
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when i used it it did stick to everything i used to mix it,,I used it on the underside of a riding lawn mower deck grass dont stick to the deck as bad, it still looks to be holding up very well ....Im very happy with it.....
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Good Lord yes. Haven't found anything this stuff WON'T adhere to yet. Just make sure the surface is clean and free of dirt and dust. Make sure you press it into place with a rubber roller and it's good to go. Best stuff I've ever used.
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Probably not. I would ask a company that installs vinyl fencing what they use or use an epoxy glue.
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As long as the surface is clean, it should adhere, unless direction say different.
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Yes; I have it under my grill on a deck restored with a similar problem. No problems with it sticking to the new, textured surface provided by Deck Restore.
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The product information says it will, however, it said it would work on my deck as well. The product is difficult to apply and peeled up within the first few weeks of application, even after following all cleaning and application instructions. My deck is now a complete eyesore. Save your time and money and avoid this product.
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I used it on slippery tile by our pool and it did not work for us! I don't know about composite decking material.
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no, try to perhaps sand the chips down. what i would do is use a heavy duty rubbing compound to even out and smoothen the surface to avoid any abnormalities after the wrap is applied. buying a vinyl applicator may help with the adhesion
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I used this product on a deck made of composite material with similar properties as wood. It's well-suited for the job because it provides a very even pressure so you won't damage the surface.
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NO ... Weldbond is great but it's water-based and would NOT hold up if exposed to rain, snow, etc. It would be better to use a waterproof adhesive more like "Liquid Nails" to stick mosaic pieces to an outdoor object. Same is true of the the grout you'd use to finish the project. It has to be "water-proof" and designed for freeze-thaw conditions year-round.
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I haven't but it does have an overlay for that software that is included. So I imagine it would work out fine. The deck is totally solid.
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Hello -- I bought this directly but it was for my contractor to use on our new epi (sp?) -- I believe they mixed it with water. He had used it before on another project, and like it a lot. So far, it has performed well on our deck.Thanks.
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Not sure. It has adhered to outdoor deck steps that are painted without any problems. I would think it would work, but cannot say for sure.
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I sincerely doubt it. It may appear to adhere then when you are feeling satisfied with the project....it falls apart when you least expect it.
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I don't know if it would apply very well. I used a stiff bristle brush, old clothing and rubber gloves. I threw them all away at the end of applying this stuff to the seams of an old aluminum boat. It worked well but it was on the thick side for applying. I am not sure this stuff would work very well on a deck - while drying, it smooths out and then hardens. Some type of vehicle undercoat or truck bed liner might be somthing to check into for your purpose.
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Jean, I would say probably not. The idea is to spread the stuff thickly on to horizontal decking. You might be able to thin it a bit and brush it on, but it would seem to me not as effective. Why don't you visit their website as they have lots of good information. BTW our decks still look great and it is holding up well. - John