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This photo shows the original stain and my test spot to see if it can be removed.

This deck has an ugly finish that we were called in to remove. Here you see the test spot we did do see what it would take to dissolve the finish. You can see there were varying thicknesses of stain applied from the appearance of lap marks.

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