DiamabrushWood Deck Removal Tool 4-1/2 in. (One Pack)

Works flawlessly for stripping sold paint off of deck. It takes effort, but less effort than anything else to do the same amount of work. I stopped a 1000 sq ft deck in about a day. Ran through 2 of these, an angle grinder, and some knee pads, but it got the job done. First tried chemical stripper to no avail, then tried this. Worked great. Would highly recommend.

I took on the challenging task of working on a client's deck that had been previously stained and painted with Bear's deck over in a textured finish. Let me tell you, removing that stuff was an absolute nightmare. I attempted various chemical solutions, but they were expensive, time-consuming, and ultimately ineffective in removing the old paint. Even sanding with 30 grit didn't yield any positive results.After three days of brainstorming, I turned to the internet to find a solution. That's when I came across the Diamabrush, which became my last hope.Let me tell you; this tool is simply incredible! It instantly stripped everything down to the bare wood. However, there are some essential things to keep in mind when using it:-BUY THE DUST SHIELD!!! The particles come off at high speed, making it a little dangerous without proper protection. A full face mask with the Diamabrush dust shield is essential.-Be cautious around exposed nails. Avoid going over them directly. Instead, work around them and return to handle them at the end. The tool might eat the nail, causing damage to the blades, and considering the tool's cost, you wouldn't want to render it useless by losing a blade.-Use minimal pressure. The best results come when you allow the machine's weight to work for you. Applying too much pressure can gouge the wood.-Ensure the tool is flat and evenly pressurized. This will help maintain consistent results and prevent any unnecessary damage.In my experience, even after working on a 600 sq/ft deck, the blades still had around 50% life left. The Diamabrush is a game-changer, making the seemingly impossible task much more manageable.

Use as directed, this will save you time and effort. Great product

I bought this wood deck paint removal and when I used it I was beyond pleased with how efficiently it took out the paint. I ordered a second one thinking that one was not enough to finish my deck but as stated in the product instructions it will do 1,000 sq. ft and it did just that. The seller was kind enough to reimburse my second order without hesitation. Excellent product and excellent customer service.

I was stupid enough to put poly on my deck. Exterior poly. It didn't peel one bit like people warned me about. It's bonded to the wood like nothing I've ever seen. The only downfall, the stain under said poly started to fade so it looked like crap. I tried renting a deck sander..... The kind w the pad. Didn't work. So I upgraded to a drum sander... The ones people warn you about that it's so powerful it'll gouge the wood if you're not careful. Barely made a dent and had to change the sander every few feet for it to do anything. Then I tried a different tactic: stripping agents. Tried two: the orange stuff citri strip and behrs deck stripper. Both did little and I scrubbed for a whole day w a metal brush. So I found diamabrush. Bought one. It worked well. Went right through the poly and down to the wood. The deck I was doing was about 500sf. I was able to strip all the poly off in a day like they say. It was backbreaking. I just did it today. Backbreaking but it worked. I am now down to wood and can restain it w normal stain that will peel in a year or two lol. My only con i would mention is the diamond impregnation wore off about 1/3 of the way thru. So it was basically just metal removing the poly which still worked but I wish I had bout 2 instead of just 1. But most people won't be using it to remove poly off a deck. For paint I bet it'd last quite awhile. Don't ever put poly on your deck. I take that back.... If u do just don't stain it. FYI I put grit in the poly. It looked gorgeous at first and who knows maybe had I used a different stain it wouldn't have faded n there wouldn't be a problem. But I recommend diana brush. Definitely.