DIY deck repair! You can do it too!(Filling the gap from an existing deck to a new pool)

Thank you all again for 200 subscribers!!!! I cannot thank you enough. Every ounce of glory goes to Jesus. None of this would be possible if he didn’t allow it. Thank you all again.
Here’s another video I came across after I had already posted this video that has to do with reshaping a deck around a new pool. He does stuff differently than I did, however this method might work out better for you with your specific situation: • Modifying a pool deck ...
Tools used:
Circular saw
Oscillating saw
Hammer
Drill
Driver
Sawzall (if you need to cut screws)
Tape measure
Framing square
Supples needed:
Deck screws 2 1/2 in.
2x8 lumber treated
Decking lumber treated

[@pennyrobbins4045]

Loved this so much!! Love, Mom!! :) 😀

[@robinwhips1515]

Thank you momma. I love you so much❤

[@rafe496]

Great Job! Well done making sure it was safe for all those jumping in the pool at the edge. Engineered very well. Beautiful sunsets too. Keep the vids coming.

[@robinwhips1515]

Thank you Rafe!!!!!!!!!!

[@annealston4858]

Stay on your path and stay within your faith

[@robinwhips1515]

Thank you for this encouragement!

[@JetP20]

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[@williamrose7184]

Yo brother, you do not have to let that dry. You’re not painting the whole surface your painting just the top. I put up my pressure treated fence and instantly stained the front all the way around the perimeter. Just the front mind you I let it dry out from the back. Worked out perfectly fine and looks beautiful. Just use a pressure treated wood stain.

[@robinwhips1515]

Thanks so much man! I’ll be sure to look into that.