How do I get the black marks off my composite deck?
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Try giving the manufacturer a call and see if they recommend any kind of rejuvenating product. They might have something for this purpose.
When you see any black stain on your deck caused by dirt or some ink, the first thing that comes to mind is cleaning it up immediately. Here mild soap mixed in water can be used to remove these stains. With the help of a scrubber, gently scrub the area that has got a color. We do not recommend you to use harsh chemical products like chlorine bleach to clean it. Always use mild cleansers that do not contain any abrasive particles.
White vinegar can also be very useful to remove black stains from a wood deck. Put some vinegar in a spray bottle and spray the stain area well. Let stand for about an hour. Then, use a clean, but damp cloth to thoroughly wipe off the vinegar.
Try a White
Pencil Rubber or Magic Eraiser.
Contact the company, you do not want to void any warranty you may have.
I agree with those who have suggested you contact the company. Sounds as though they have a product to use on the composite deck.
Hi Robin: Perhaps a bit of baking soda and some white vinegar will do the job.
I'd try some dish soap and a scrub brush but I'd definitely contact the manufacturer for the best tips.
Hi Robin, hope this helps you. Use a mild soap and water solution, and scrub the area with a soft bristle brush. Avoid strong chemicals.
Mild soap and water, nothing abrasive.
PVC Cleaner for window frames or Magic sponge or - Barkeepers friend?