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How To Pressure Wash A Wood Fence. Power washing a fence. How to stain a fence.

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What happens here

The presenter introduces the project: power washing a fence to prepare it for staining. He explains that a robust power washer, specifically a DeWalt 4200 PSI, 4 gallons per minute (GPM) model, is essential to strip dead wood, grain, and any old stain effectively. He also highlights the importance of using a brass rotating nozzle that can handle the high pressure, cautioning that a standard nozzle or less powerful machine would not suffice for proper wood stripping. He then begins to attach the nozzle to the wand.

Goal: Select appropriate power washing equipment for fence preparation.

Tools and materials

  • Brass Rotating Nozzle Unspecified — Creating a concentrated, rotating spray pattern to effectively strip wood
  • DeWalt Power Washer DeWalt — Providing high-pressure water to strip the fence
  • Power Washer Hose Handle Unspecified — Directing the high-pressure water from the power washer

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This is Chris from BNK Painting. In this video, we're going to show you how to power wash a fence to get it ready to uh stain the fence. This is a part two video. We'll show you in this video how to actually do the power washing portion. Uh or this is part one. In part two, we'll actually show you how to do the staining portion. Here we're going to be using uh power wash this fence. We got a DeWalt power washer. It's 4200 PSI, 4 gallons a minute. You definitely want a power washer that's going to have enough PSI that's actually going to strip uh the dead wood and the grain and off the fence and any type of old stain that's on the fence to get it to prep properly to actually stain it. In this v uh video, we're actually using a brass rotating nozzle that can actually handle 4200 PSI. It's important to have a hose

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