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Strip and Rinse the Fence Panel

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

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates the power washing process on a fence panel. He positions the brass rotating nozzle close to the fence and moves it slowly and deliberately up and down each individual picket. This close proximity and slow movement are necessary to effectively strip off the old, dead wood and stain. He emphasizes the importance of getting close enough to strip the wood but not so close as to damage the fence itself. Once a panel is completely stripped, he explains that you should step back and rinse the area crossways from a greater distance. This rinsing action is intended to wash off any remaining loose debris without creating new marks from the intense pressure.

Goal: Effectively remove dead wood and old stain from the fence while preventing damage and ensuring a clean surface.

Tools and materials

  • Brass Rotating NozzleDelivering a powerful, concentrated, and rotating spray for stripping
  • DeWalt Power Washer DeWaltApplying high-pressure water to clean and strip the fence

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Going to get our power washer, put it to on. Uh we've already warmed it up so we don't need to choke it. Um and getting ready to You can see in power washing that panel, I get really close and go really slow to actually strip off, you know, some of the wood um the old wood grade wood on the fence. You don't want to get too close that you actually damage the fence itself. But you got to get close up close enough and go slow enough to strip the wood. And then once I was done with the panel, you got to stand back and just rinse it off. But if and I was going crossways rinsing it off, but I was standing back pretty far, so I wasn't going to make any cross marks in the panel. That's how you do the power washing to get your fence prepped and ready

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