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How to restore a bamboo tiki bar
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- We are White Sands Tiki Bars and we build and ship custom, solid , handmade tiki bars all over the country! Please visit www.whitesandstikibars.com to see our custom, handmade tiki bar designs and get so much information like FAQ's, pricing, dimensions, gallery and more!
We posted tis video so that, whether you bought your tiki bar from us or not, this video shows how to remove mold and mildew from any bamboo and restore the counter tops of your beloved tiki bar to "party ready" condition again if you have not given it any TLC for a few years!
We recommend that you use these techniques at the first sign of any damage from the elements throughout the years. Restoration will be much easier if you don't wait until your tiki bar looks as bad as the one in this video.
Watch how we make this tiki bar look as good as new in about an hour!
Refinish your wood counter tops in minutes.
Prolong the life of your thatched roof.
Restore the color of your bamboo
If your looking to purchase a new tiki bar instead of restoring your old one, we build and sell several sizes of custom, solid, handmade tiki bars and tiki cabanas and ship to 48 states all over the country! Super easy assembly in about an hour. Really!
All are designed to be left up all year round and handle very strong winds and rain. Simply cover with a tarp in the winter months where needed in the North. Please visit our website at www.whitesandstikibars.com for more info, FAQ's, videos, pricing, dimensions, etc. Cheers!
Good tips. Had no idea not to use poly. Thanks for the video.
I'm so sorry. I just saw your comment among others. Your welcome and thanks for you comment ! Cheers!
Great job! Love it
Thanks Kat. I'm just seeing this comment ! Cheers!
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HAHA! Sorry I just saw your comment! Oh. You saw that ! LOL.
Lindo
I have an outdoor tiki bar that had mold on the counter. It wouldnt l come off with soap so i used bleach and water. Its coming off now but ive been going at it for a couple days now. They are slats at the top and a cream not a brown countertop like yours. Any advice on what to put on for sealing and colour?
I'm sorry, I'm just seeing your question. I'm not sure how I miss my notifications at times. I recommend using a 220 grit sand paper and a palm sander to get down to the raw wood again. You can buy one for about 30 or 40 bucks. As far as color, That would have to be your preference. You can us an exterior or an interior stain since you will be apllying the Spar Urathane over it. I recommend 3 coats and using a high gloss. Read the directions on the can to check for drying time between coats.
Jeff Lennon
White Sands Tiki Bars
www.whitesandstikibars.com