Is this safe to use on a composite (trex) deck?
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Im not 100% sure about composite, however I have a wooden deck and I have absolutley zero issues. I use it under a Charbroil offset smoker.
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There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just... » Read More There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike « Show Less
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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
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Barbara, personally, I would investigate other products. Based on my experience applying this to our deck, I wouldn't recommend.
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its not used on decks. its normally used on the end of logs to prevent cracking from drying too fast. As a wood turner I use it on green wood that I have turned part way then painted with anchor seal ( to prevent cracking from drying too fast) and stored for 3 to 6 months before I finish turning.
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I wish I knew. I have the same problem with the product that I used on my wood deck.
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Yes, no reason not to. Countersink and cover with wood putty to match deck.
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This does not make a non slick deck slippery. If you deck is already slippery I would recommend trying on a small spot. I really like this wax.
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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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Haven't tired on wood. Used on vinyl siding and composite deck flooring and it works beautifully. As for wooden decks flooring or any wood product can't say. Check directions given on container to see if there are any warnings regarding wood. With the success I've had using the product I would have to see with a small area of spare wood product testing and then leave it in the sun for a few days to see if any indication of problems. Have used this product for several years and found it to be the best I've ever used for mold and other stains that have appeared on my decking and vinyl siding.
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it will definately cause water damage as it is a porous material. weight is another question and would depend on the structure of the deck.
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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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We bought a pad designed to be used in that situation and it works fine (we have a trex deck). I would think brick pavers would work fine. I'm sure you can "Google" for the pad we bought - we forget the name of it. It's rather low profile and looks fine.
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I have no idea about a deck. I am pretty sure carpet would not be a good choice. I would recommend concrete or ceramic tiles to protect deck or carpet. Watch out for embers on carpet.
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I bet you could, just make sure that you get a color that matches the deck or it may look off. Sand well after it drys. Should work well if you sand well.
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If installed properly it should not be an issue, however i used composite decking so it should not be an issue for my deck
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I use this on my rc planes. It is head and shoulders above any hobby epoxy. Resistant ? most certainly. Proof ? I wouldn't suggest soaking it in a vat of glow fuel. If used on the fire wall, cover in a little dope if you need more assurance. T-88"s sister product "Gel Magic" is one notch better because it is thixotropic. You can glob it on a vertical surface and it won't run off. Both are excellent epoxy's though in my opinion. The area around proper glue joint will fail before the T-88 lets go.
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I wouldn't risk using this on a wood deck. Mine was used on a stone patio and after 1 use, the pad disintegrated in the center.