Fence Assessment and Technique Overview
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Pressure Washing Wood Fences. How To FAST and Correct!
What happens here
The presenter shares his extensive experience of over 20 years in pressure washing fences, particularly rough cedar, in Idaho. He illustrates the condition of a weathered fence, explaining that the rotating nozzle effectively strips off old, weathered coatings, leading to a 'brand new' appearance. He discusses the benefits of solid color stains, which last three times longer than semi-transparent stains, noting that using them can save clients money by reducing the frequency of re-staining. He clarifies that for this project, no chemicals are used. However, he advises that if mold or mildew is present, a bleach solution or wood brightener/conditioner should be applied first, allowed to dwell, and then rinsed before the final stripping with the pressure washer.
Goal: Understand specific considerations for different fence types and staining goals
Tools and materials
- Bleach — Cleaning mold and mildew if present (not used in this video)
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