How do you apply it? could you use a paint roller and roll it on a wooden deck?
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I would think that this is not the optimum application for this particular product. I used it on rivets on my aluminum boat and it sealed completely.
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I have used gluvit to seal the rivets and seams in a 1957 vintage Lonestar aluminum boat. The product is excellent and sealed everything. It is known by fishermen who have aluminum boats as their righthand man. It takes about 2 days for it to totally dry in 70 degree weather. It is not as fast a drying time as epoxy. The mixture of the hardener is critical and it can be rolled or brushed on wood. Because of its slow drying time, it may not be what you would want to use on a deck. Good Luck.
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I used it on leaking rivets on an aluminum runabout. I used a DISPOSABLE brush and wore rubber gloves. I put on the recommended two coats and it worked very well. I think it would be too thick to roll on...
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A brush or a roller worked for me. I used a brush I could just throw away afterward.
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I use a disposable paintbrush, but sure, it's thin enough that you could apply it that way. Probably a small foam roller would work well. I hope your deck isn't very large. This stuff is pricey for that application! My application was coating some steel and copper lines to be submerged in saltwater. Worked well for that.
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Yeah, im sure you could. It is about the same consistency as standard latex paint, just slighty thicker.
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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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It is better applied with a brush. It has a hardener which gives you about 45 minutes to apply before it gets too stiff. A roller would become too stiff to use.
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I used a paint brush and so I don't see why a paint roller would not work just fine. The product is very expensive however and there is always so much waste with a paint roller because of how much gets absorbed in the roller
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I used it to paint an wooden outdoor swing. I am very pleased with the result and I highly recommend it.
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I have never heard of a '"lumber roll" swing. Maybe you can call the manufacturer with your question. Sorry I can't help you!
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Used it on Trex deck. Bleached it to a lighter color. Also used it on stucco wall and it worked fine.
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Yes, I recommend that you use the widest fan spray setting to start & adjust from there. I've used it on redwood fence boards & it does a great job. I'd guess your deck wood is harder than the redwood. I suggest minimizing the narrow stream nozzle setting from up close as it may damage the wood. You'll have to do some trial & error to figureout ehat works & what doesn't.
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I used a metalic paint on this product, I hung it on my ceiling rolled a metalic bronze color on it, and people can't believe it's not a real tin ceiling. If you are good w/ a spray can, I think you can do it. I prefer to roll on paint, better coverage and no drips. This is wall paper, not vinyl, or foam.
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According to the instructions u can use a paint spray but I know that I didn't use a spray. I did the old fashion paint roller and the layers of paint was the same as if the additives wasn't in the paint
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I don't know, I would say probably yes. But it is such a big mess to use, that I returned mine. It's easier to paint your deck with a toothbrush than it is to use the power roller and clean it. I had one 20 years ago and it was great. I painted a whole house with it. The new ones are not worth buying.
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Is it wood? Then yes you can use it. It works best on bare wood, if the wood is already painted or stained it will be less effective.
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You can use it anywhere you would use a traditional roller. I normally would use a roller on outside walls because where I live we have siding that wouldn't be covered evenly using a roller.
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I used it on a deck, but it was not wood, it was composite material. It did a fantastic job on that. I would expect it to do just as well on wood, but you might have to adjust the force to a lighter pressure. That is very easy to do with this unit.
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Acrylic artist paint works well for painting wood. I base coated with Tamiya deck tan then after dry used a brush to paint the wood various shades to look more realistic. Here is the link to my build. http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery/misc/sail/Viking-50-am/index.htm
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I used the same roller that came in the kit. Applied two coats sparingly, let them dry completely between coats. It does give a nice texture.
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nI do not use this to paint your ceiling too much over spray.I would use a roller tried to use a power painter on the ceiling once took me two days to clean the woodwork.
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I assume so. I glued to a painted wall that I slighted sanded before applying (hoping for a better contact surface) Used a spray glue from a hobby shop (that they said was the strongest available) Less then a week later it all pulled away. I laid out the product for over a week with weights and it still wants to roll up. Also keep in mind they are not actually 10 wide they vary in with (by less then a 1/4 inch) So not uniform
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It says you can apply to wood, I'm guessing a deck. Can't comment from experience, as I only used it on brick and pavers.
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You can not use it on a wood deck, you will burn it down! It gets very hot. You could put it on bricks or a stone slab.