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Dan, I like your trailer set up, clean and simple.

I thought he was speaking in so sort of code that I did not understand.

Cool, how would you get your hands on one of those things? At least a legal way?

How much water do you go through on a average deck? I can not figure out if I would need a H20 tank or not. Trying to keep the trailer simple and light.

So, if you are only restoring exterior wood (decks & fences) you do not need a buffer tank for water?

I hope you guys don't think every new guy that asks questions are hacks trying to undercut your prices. I for one would never charge a dime or even do someone's deck at all until I was 100% trained to do so. (maybe a long time before I am ready) Also, I only ask questions if I cannot find the answers with the search button. Thanks to all of you that are willing to help a new guy.

Wish I could come to NJ next week, but I am all out of vacation time from my job. And I will be getting in contact with ACR soon. Thanks again.

Do most of you deck guys carry water tanks on your trucks or trailers? or does the customers supply all the water? Does it depend on the customers home water pressure? Do you charge differently if you use the customers H20?

Thanks Rick, hopefully sometime next season we can work out a little labor for learning. would like to pick your brain one on one.

Yeah Ken, I did mean "paint" I've seen decks that someone slapped paint all over them and I was wondering how you would ever restore them. I guess there is no shame in a new restorer to walk away from a deck he does not feel comfortable doing.

Thanks, I'm starting to understand now. Dave

I know I sound stupid, but please explain what you mean.

Hi Guys, Is there a surefire way to tell what kind of paint is on a deck? And as far as removing it, does it really matter?

How old is it ? How often do you use it ?

Thanks Rick, I'll do that.