CLEANING & CARE INSTRUCTIONS

GeoDeck is easy to clean. Most stains can be removed with a general-purpose household cleaner and/or degreaser. The use of an industrial cleaner or rubbing alcohol along with a wire brush is recommended for stubborn stains.

Removing Dirt, Dust, and Scratches
Simply use a wire brush to remove dirt, dust or scratches. A few strokes along the grain will most likely refresh the GeoDeck board. Also, fine-grit sandpaper can be used to touch up any remaining remnants on the surface.

Removing Oily Stains
For oily stains-gasoline, butter, mayonnaise, etc.-use a degreaser along with a scrubbing sponge. You can also apply rubbing alcohol with a scouring pad.

After you've applied the cleaning treatment, there might be a whitish area where you applied the rubbing alcohol and scouring pad. To fully restore the board, apply a few strokes along the grain with a wire brush and the dust produced from the scouring pad should be removed.

Removing Microbial Stains
Microbial stains-such as algae and black mold-do not damage GeoDeck boards. For the most part, algae and black mold sit on the surface and consume pollen without degrading the board. To clean microbial stains, simply use common detergents, powerwash, bleach, or specially formulated composite deck cleaners.

Caring for Tongue & Groove Boards
Powerwashing GeoDeck's Tongue & Groove boards will improve cleaning results. Spray should be consistent with the grain of the product. Be careful not to damage the boards and take proper safety precautions when operating a powerwasher.

Do you still have questions about cleaning or caring for your GeoDeck? If so, please call us at 877-804-0137.