Pressure Wash the Fence Panels

What happens here

Begin pressure washing the fence by holding the spray wand at a consistent distance from the wooden surface, typically 6 to 12 inches, depending on the power of your pressure washer and the condition of the wood. Start cleaning from the top of a fence section and work your way downwards in even, overlapping strokes. The video clearly illustrates this technique, showing the operator systematically moving the wand across the fence panels, effectively removing accumulated dirt, grime, and discoloration, and revealing the cleaner, original wood color underneath. Maintain a steady pace to ensure uniform cleaning and prevent unsightly streaks or uneven patches. Pay close attention to the fence posts, rails, and the bottom board, ensuring all parts are thoroughly cleaned. Avoid pausing in one spot, as this can etch or damage the wood.

Goal: Thoroughly clean the wooden fence surface by removing accumulated dirt, grime, and old stains.