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Decks, Patios, Porches, Walkways, Driveways, Stairs, Steps and Docks
Could I get assistance with a small (4.5'x8') deck material list?

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AshleyQuick on Feb 05, 2019

In the attached photo, it will go between the concrete stoop and the fence (I'll wind up removing that fencing panel and place steps to the patio stones below. No need to include ballusters because I plan to finish it with a cable railing similar to this: [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNFalmwg3nY[/url]Read More
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Paint aggregate additive for diamond plating

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beedoola on Feb 15, 2019

I work for marina and the bottom of our gangway ramps have a diamond plating that has been previous painted with anti-slip paint, though this paint does not contain any aggregate. I've been looking at different types of coatings with aggregate - epoxy - but those require the surface needs to be stripped down to bare metal. I'm considering adding a course aggregate to the existing paint we have but I'm trying to figure out what size/coarseness of aggregate would work best. The paint in question is latex paint, not a two-part. I've used Shark Grip for wood on the docks but I want something more course for this location. I have considered buying sheets of material that have aggregate in them but they are costly, but may end up being the best solution. Any suggestions would be helpful.Read More

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