Jarrod

Thanx, I'll try that.

Here's the b4 & after pics

The specs sounded off to me too. Did you 24 hp @ 3500 psi? Heck, go with a 36" whisper wash

Nice job! Looks real easy to use and move around.

Did you make that? If so, what's the cost? (if you don't mind)

Thanx Doug, you da man!

Thanks Shane. Yes it is cedar. I'll post the after deck tomorrow. On PT the reaction is a little bit slower and a little bit less "bright," but still very effective. BTW, this pic was taken about 1 -2 minutes after I sprayed on the brightener.

Thanks Doug. What's your ph#.

Here's a pic of a deck that I did last summer. I downstreamed the brightener on half of the deck to show the difference between brightening and not brightening. As you can see, the injectable chems are strong enough and do work well.

Thanx guys, I'm waiting for them to email me.

WOW! Thanx Scott, that was quick! I just emailed them. I love this BBS!!!

You will not run out of water. I have a 8 gpm machine and have never ran out of water on resi jobs. Usually when I'm doing a deck, I have to shut off the spigot when I'm 3/4 of the way done so I don't have a full tank to cart around. The only you would run out of water is if you had a 100% flow tip and pulled the trigger constantly. I wash decks with a size 12 @ 50 degree tip. If you start out with 100 gallons you will be fine. This machine will give you lightning speed on all of your jobs!

Thanks Steve.

Great, now I have a headache!

I'll have to agree with Jon too. Nobody has ever asked me if I'm certified in anything. Like Jon said, (paraphrasing) If people don't ask about it, then, it is of no value to them.

6-7 gpm is average. Don't worry, you won't run out of water.

Well, I guess I used the term "strip" loosely. What I should have said is "we apply stripper to every deck." Thanx for helping me clarify Rod. BTW - BULLZEYE! Thank God it was a Nerf arrow! LOL

Ron, you are not kidding about the expences!

overnight prints are great.

Man, I'm surprised they aren't going POSTAL! TA DUM TISH! Yes, it has effected us too as we do a lot of driving to fleets.

Go for the GPM.

4 gpm is barely enough. I would get a 5.5 gpm. at least.

Call E-spec - 800-346-4876 ask for Power Stroke. It's a powder and it works well.

Phillip, I don't see anything wrong with what you said about this guy or posting his ad. Posting his ad gave us all a better look at the problem. Hey, is this the same guy with the wedgie that uses a pink bucket?

Forgive me, I'm multi tasking right now. As i'm typing, I'm painting a huge target on my butt! What's up with all this "furring" stuff? I understand why it happened to Degra and now, so does he. Are all you guys and gals saying that every time you strip a deck you have to defurr or sand it? Degra, when you wash a grey deck, pre wet the whole thing first, then apply the chem. This will eliminate the fuzz. Dwell time should be - none. First time deck washes are to be handled very carefully. Chems should be sorta weak in strength. We strip EVERY deck. Grey ones, stained ones, old moldy ones, and so on. On the newer ones that are sorta grey, we pre wet, apply injectible stripper then wash (1000 psi) & brighten. Old, moldy & grey ones - inject on the stripper, wash (1000 psi) then inject on the brightener - same with stained decks. Fuzzies don't happen if you do it this way, we don't ever have to sand any deck - ever. WOW, the target & the typing are finished at the same time! - COOL!!