How to remove a deck post cap.

I was able to find videos about how to put deck post caps on, but I wasn't able to find a video that showed how to take them off, and I needed to remove mine that had been damaged in a storm.

[@veronicamartin854]

Thanks a million!!!!! I have been looking for something like this for TWO DAYS ugh. I really appreciate you and the video. Again THANK YOU!!!!

[@rondaiuto]

"It pops right back into place". That thing was crooked as can be 😂 All good though. Thanks for the help on removing the cap. 👍🏼

[@TheHomeschoolBreakroom]

Thanks for making this! We want to take a few off to put solar lamps on and we couldn't figure it out. We'll give this a try tomorrow.

[@mariefernandez8824]

👍👍👍Exactly what i was looking for. I'm interested in adding solar caps and could figure out how to get the original caps off. From one DIY lady to another.

[@lanidean8101]

Just what I was looking for! From one DIY lady to another, thanks!

[@-CrampedStyle-]

Thanks for this video, exactly what I wanted to confirm on getting a cap off. This is an example of those random youtube videos that you want to find when you need it.

[@joycehaines2055]

Thank you selling my house an really wanted to fix things for new family.

[@davidlewis37]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@joanlevis7857]

Absolutely perfect! Thank you so much!

[@erinadams1594]

Thank you!! You helped with exactly what I needed!

[@dieselxdan]

thank you!!! much appreciated. I was looking for help, and here you are!!!

[@tipper1259]

Thanks I wasn't sure how to get the cap off. Now I know!

[@MsMackintwenty4seven]

How do you remove caps that appear to be glued down? Help me please

[@ericyoung3583]

Thanks for the video definitely needed.

[@johnroberts5562]

Hey there, being this is a post from 2015, you may have figured out or have been told that a composite deck as well as any deck should be made with Pressure Treated lumber or Treated lumber before the composite product is applied. It doesn't rot.. If a deck is made with construction grade lumber that is used for things like walls, it will rot. Treated Lumber is for outside construction for that reason. Don't let anybody use anything else on your deck if having one made..The cap you replaced on your post cover is just for looks.. Hope this is a good tip for all.

[@yangli1905]

This is great. Thank you!

[@littlegirleekeeklittlegirl8210]

TFS IT WAS VERY HELPFUL!

[@alan19844]

Thanks I was afraid of doing damage taking it off...

[@georgeroesser974]

Thanks, very helpful! Thanka !

[@getreal7529]

TY & thumbs up for this. = )

[@FOAD412]

Good video toots

[@johnrand9799]

Thank You

[@michonip]

Woman power, thanks girl! Exactly what I am trying to do...replace cap that contractor glued on, to add solar light.

[@finalestackup6116]

Nice 👍🏾.

[@waitersluvhjy66]

Just do it yourself, go to WoodPrix page and learn how .

[@iFuxWiddit]

Yo yo what up you piece of shit

[@jamestrezza5788]

Waste of my time, Looks like she didn't put the cap on correctly

[@calalilly64]

It's been on correctly for 2 years now.