Get the job done right first time, with Cabot's Deck Clean. This essential preparation product cleans and rejuvenates new and old exterior timber surfaces prior to an application of a top coat of oil, stain, paint or exterior varnish. Designed to revitalise and clean grey, weathered and soiled timber, it also removes naturally occurring tannins from new timber while eliminating mould and other contaminants.

• Removes tannin stains.
• Combats mould, dirt & grease.
• Easy to use.
• Prepares timber for recoat.
• Helps remove tannin and oils that leach from new timber.
• Effectively cleans mould, dirt, grease and other contaminants that are present.
• Water clean up and 15 minute rinse off.
• Prepares timber prior to coating for a longer lasting finish.

Protect plants, bushes, metal and paint work that are not to be cleaned, with plastic sheets. Rinse off immediately and thoroughly if contact occurs. Cabot's Deck Clean is not a paint remover, however it may remove some old and weathered coatings from timber.

Apply using Broom.

1. Shake contents before use.
2. Hose down timber surface, ensuing surface is damp prior to any application of Cabot’s Deck Clean. 
3. Test on a small area to determine effectiveness and strength required. 
4. Add one part Cabot’s Deck Clean to four parts water in a Cabot’s Deck Hand bucket and mix well. For stubborn stains use a stronger solution. 
5. Apply generously to the timber with a brush or broom. Scrub vigorously. 
6. Leave the solution on the timber for 10-20 minutes.
7. Rinse off the surface with water using a high pressure or garden hose. Avoid allowing to dry out. Severely stained decks may need an additional treatment, more vigorous scrubbing or a power washer. Important: In hot temperatures do not apply in direct sunlight, cool the timber by lightly dampening with water and coat in the shade. Hints: Cabot’s Deck Clean is not a paint remover, however it may remove some old and weathered coatings from timber.

Important: In hot temperatures do not apply in direct sunlight, cool the timber by lightly dampening with water and coat in the shade.