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Thanks to everyone for all your feedback. Special thanks to Mike at FCPW. Looks like it was an oxidation issue along with too much psi. Had to hand scrub with F13 to tone it out.

Pressure Washed a vinly house the other day. When we finished it looked great. After it completely dried we noticed quite the opposite... If you looked at it from the front, dead on, it looked to be great. It was only when you looked at it, from a "side" angle that it looked botchy, irregular, chalky and discolored ??? Process we used: We used a simple mix of Cherry, chlorine and of course water. Medium pressure and hand washed. Temps that day, sunny in the 90's. Can anybody please give me feedback on what we can do to correct this problem. Customer concerned that siding is damaged and we naturally are looking for all help in correcting what has happened. Thanks

Thanks Shane.

My name is Paul and I work for Prowash Solutions in North East Ohio. We are a relatively new company with thousands of questions on what's going on out there in the "professional" pressure washing business. A few of our main concerns are correct chemical mixes that would make our job alot easier along with proper cleaning technigues, especially on vinyl siding. Replies are appreciated to get me started with the forum. Thanks