Deck Post Cracks cured with our Silverback Epoxy Repair System for DECKS...Kong Armor ™️🦍 Union KY

Silverback Epoxy is available to the public via lowland deck supply online store :

or via the SilverBack Epoxy Facebook page shop :

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Listen , we're number one at #deckrescuepainting and #deckrestorationpainting and #lifetimedeckarmor systems for a reason.

Because we develop solutions that preserve deck systems...

Silverback Epoxy is our answer to Very large cracks in deck posts , or small areas of wood damage that can be filled out, where we feel it would be a massive waist to replace a piece of lumber, we can utilize it to fill damage, gaps , voids...... paired with #rotshot we can even come in and dig rot out of wood and and solidify the surrounding area with #rotshot a penetrating Epoxy resin that hardens the soft areas and we can re-solididfy that board and fill the void where the rot was with silverback epoxy.....

this came into play this year at a home in Northern Kentucky where a 6 inch section of a 2x10 band board had rot .... the board was 20 feet long and had multiple rails tied into it.. to remove it meant to drop the rail systems...at a massive cost to the homeowner....

instead we were able to remove the rot, solidify the area and fill the damage in with silverback... the results were ......u couldn't even tell a Epoxy repair had taken place... for good measure once the silverback compound dried... we beat on it with a hammer for a few mins... no damage

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let's tLk about why else we use silverback..

well because all fillers eventually fail... I'll say that again.
"all fillers eventually fail"

what's cool about Silverback is when or if the space does expand and open up .. silverback if it looses adhesion typically just falls out or can be grabbed as a solid chunk and pulled out....

if we use caulking or some other compound it never cures in the crack and it's almost impossible to get out if expansion opens the crack up and you want to add something different. you end up with a rubbery sticky mess.. not with silverback.....just reapply and ur good for several more years.

Kong Armor ™️ 🦍 is a specialty #deckrestorationcoating with it's own #deckrestorationpainters - AND we develop solutions to restore and preserve deck systems....... #firstinclass in #toughness and #longevity is always our main focus.....

and between the Elastic Kong Armor ™️ 🦍 #lifetimedeckarmor system with professional Application and out trade secrets , paired with valuable preservation tools like Silverback Deck Repair Epoxy Systems in our Arsenal....and #rotshot - rotten wood solidification system......and more.... our brand becomes more and more and more valuable to the homeowner, the deck owner , and also to the Cincinnati- Northern Kentucky , Tri-state area as a whole , and now also Northern Central KY........... The key 🔑 to successful #deckrestorationarmor #lifetimedeckarmor - a successful deck refinishing project..... lies within the grasp of anyone in the area.....

all they need do is seek us.

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[kelliez]

Is it flexible in hot and cold weather like wood?

[SabineAdamsHall]

So we just put dimpled pressure treated wood for our posts. Can this be used for that

[stephaniemccolaugh]

I know you said a stain wouldn’t work, but what about a varnish? What are your thoughts on using a marine grade varnish on decks?

[risingministries]

Can i add a dye to epoxy while applying

[samwimpy]

One thing I didn't hear...how do you know when it's dry enough to apply to the cracks?

I would think that whatever moisture is in the crack would be forever contained, which would accelerate the decay process.

Please elaborate

[kevinsscooteradventuresand]

does it dry clear? Does it come in redwood?

[TRThompson]

I have a new house being built and we added 4 cedar post columns and the checking is just a real eye sore. If this epoxy is applied, what would use to cover it up color wise, since I’ve read you probably wouldn’t use a stain color

[jiachangwu]

how can I get it from Canada? Looks like they don't ship to Canada

[bobk]

is this SB epoxy's main benefit in the fact that its easier to dispense as epoxy is epoxy and will dry hard as rock, so i'm wondering if the main advantage is the fact that it looks easier to apply this SB epoxy?

[bretisimo]

Will this work for small cracks in 2x6 decking boards?

[lostquartermaster]

Can wood look paint make the boards appear as wood afterwards?

[djfrikkiao]

can I paint my deck afterwards? I have some cracks but my deck is painted.

[liefmaston]

so now the post looks tacky AF ? does it dry clear ?

[GardenMe]

Can the post be stained/ painted after this solution is applied?

[johnwilliams-uyxl]

Hey so can you still use that product if you have already stained your deck ?

[PhilsSpace]

Hello where can this be purchased do you have a website. Thanks

[peterhricc]

its unbelievably stupid!!! no 6by6 will get rutten under deck or stairs if properly build! if you worry! just staining every 3 or 4 years problem solved! another few months patch! and money grober!!