Review on 📷 Pro-X1 CAMO Guide by Jose Hughes

I had to tear down a small bedroom deck to replace the clapboards underneath so thought I'd test this out to make sure it worked really well after replacing the rest of the deck before moving on. DO WILL! Even when we had to screw the board to the sidewall with our face on, the holes were so small they weren't really visible, they looked like a dive and after a few rains they were almost gone. The screws used will work in most situations even without the CAMO DECK TOOL, but of course using the tool puts them on the edges where you can't see them at all. Even my assistant, who refused to use this "system" at all, was impressed. And it wasn't easy considering he wanted to use nails! One caveat: There are several different models - this is a 1/16 inch pitch model for pressure treated decking. The gap is barely there and looks almost continuous. but eventually the wood will shrink a little and the gap should be closer to 1/8 inch after it dries a little.