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

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.

This attachment is incredible. If you have any experience with heavy sanding, you will find this very say to work with. Speeds up work flow and last very very long. I have purchased multiple already.

This thing is an amazing tool to refinish an old deck. Seriously, it just works. Don't hesitate to buy one of these, or two.. I refinished my deck in a few hours. It honestly took longer to apply the stain afterwards than to refinish the wood. The people we bought our house from used some orange deckover type stuff that was basically a heavy coat of paint. I rented a 2500 psi pressure washer but that did not work. My other choice was to rent a floor sander but since our deck had protruding nails I was afraid I would tear up the sander. For $60 or whatever I bought one of these after watching videos online and refinished my deck over a few lunch hours (I work from home). It was fun since it works so quickly. It reminds me of the tool dentists use to polish your teeth after a cleaning. It polishes wood up nicely. Definitely wear ear and eye protection. A mask is necessary as well. This thing, like all rotary tools, has the potential to hurt you very badly so just be careful when you set it down, change directions, etc. Watch your fingers, toes, and everything else. Excellent product and would definitely buy again.

This Diamabrush worked great for removing the layers of old deck stain and paint. I had a 12x30 deck and could have used 2 of these brushes rather than struggle with just one. I was able to finish sanding the deck to a layer that could be stained in under 5 hours. This product gives you a rough removal and will require a light sanding after.

Hi O I sally don t write reviews but this works great. I used scrapers, sanders and ever a rental drum floor sander but the paint on my deck would not come up very well. My first spot I started with he this attachment was all over took . Wo led great and best tool to take paint off of decks. I would buy a dust collector attachment to go with it so that you are not covered with sawdust and paint. Pleas use safety goggles with this tool: Highly recommend this angle Grinder attachment!!!!