Here are our largest moulding pieces, all cut out and ready to go.. We applied a bead of adhesive to them….
This little trick today comes to you courtesy of Chris, who decided he was going to stain the deck after we finished re-building it.I honestly didn’t even think it was worth staining, because I’ve always thought of deck staining as a really really big job, and I honestly just didn’t think it was worth it.
Chris insisted he knew the fastest way to stain a deck and would just “throw a coat of stain on there” and be done with it..If you missed the full before and after of this deck, click through to my.deck recycling project.
post to see how run-down this little slice of heaven used to be!.It turns out that he had this trick up his sleeve that made the job so much quicker and easier than any other deck staining project that I’ve seen before.. It’s actually Easy… Really.
So when you think of staining a deck, if you’re like me, you think of slaving away for hours in the hot sun, dipping your brush or your rag into the can of stain and then slopping it onto the deck and rubbing it in, square inch by square inch.
It’s kind of a painful thought, isn’t it?.It really has made a huge difference in how easy things are to keep clean around here!
I shared a few more of the clever ways that I’ve been using this machine around the house the other day too,.so check that one out.
if you’re ready to get vacuum-happy too during this Spring cleaning season.How to Always Have a Clean Car.