I also want to make such a transformation of the table in the garden, well all the time. I hope that this video will help me in the implementation of my idea
Does it keep the wood fibres strong though? A lot of DIYers on this channel may have no idea if the dangers of working with brick acid - you introduce it like fairy liquid.
Why didn't you do that on grass so it wouldn't ruin patio in case it dripped ? So do u apply brick acid, rinse off, apply some more brick acid and repeat? Couldn't tell as second brushing looked like it was just brushing the surface without dipping into brick acid pot
I have a similar set, but the top has been painted (badly) with a varnish which has peeled off. What would be best to strip that with please? Loving your videos by the way - am following to learn how to redecorate half the house. Already gone through two cans of foam, but it's a Colt House so I have to be careful about overdoing it.
Brick Acid is a solution made up of between 10% and 30% Hydrochloric Acid, which is effective at dissolving sodium carbonate. This makes it great for cleaning bricks of mortar and is the main purpose of Brick Acid.
This appeared on my time line. Very apt given the current weather!
Clear and informative; verbal and visually ✅
Thank you
why in the flying fuck would you ever use acid on a wooden table
I also want to make such a transformation of the table in the garden, well all the time. I hope that this video will help me in the implementation of my idea
Thank you .
Hi, I have exactly same table with 4chair, can I stain or use any outdoors fencing paint ect?
Oxyclean warm water scrub brush and green scuff pads not brick acid.
looks awesome man , great tip with the brick acid
Thanks.
That’s what that was! Brick acid?????
Tahj Carter yes works well.
Does it keep the wood fibres strong though?
A lot of DIYers on this channel may have no idea if the dangers of working with brick acid - you introduce it like fairy liquid.
Why didn't you do that on grass so it wouldn't ruin patio in case it dripped ?
So do u apply brick acid, rinse off, apply some more brick acid and repeat? Couldn't tell as second brushing looked like it was just brushing the surface without dipping into brick acid pot
I have a similar set, but the top has been painted (badly) with a varnish which has peeled off. What would be best to strip that with please?
Loving your videos by the way - am following to learn how to redecorate half the house. Already gone through two cans of foam, but it's a Colt House so I have to be careful about overdoing it.
Thank you, nitromors paint stripper would be best to remove old paint.
great video😀
thank you..
Brick acid is diluted hydrochloric or muriatic acid
its teak, not oak - shame you didnt do a before and after with the wood preserver
Customer said it was oak but like you say I'm not sure.
what exactly the brick acid does enjoyed the video.
Ratch Riat it kills the algae helps to break it down and helps in giving an even look. Thanks
Hi. Was that hydrochloric acid
Brick Acid is a solution made up of between 10% and 30% Hydrochloric Acid, which is effective at dissolving sodium carbonate. This makes it great for cleaning bricks of mortar and is the main purpose of Brick Acid.
Are you and the other guy brothers ?
Yes.
I jet wash ours removes all dirt ,let it dry then 3 coats of teak oil
Is this even oak? Doesn"t look like it
No way is that oak,would cost thousands. Its mass produced teak. I have 3 clients with that exact table that I clean with a jetwash.
You may be right will double check and change the title.