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Someone using a turbo nozzle on a fence

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Should be titled How Not to Powerwash

thats how i like to clean them looks fine to me hahahah (this is just a joke) all i can say is wow o wow looking like some score marks a coming

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thats how i like to clean them looks fine to me hahahah (this is just a joke) all i can say is wow o wow looking like some score marks a coming

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WOW !!!!! I guess that's how they do it in Idaho.

Free tooth picks for everyone.

I dont care what that painter says is the correct approach in his comments.

He's dead WRONG.

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I bet that wood felt like a rough cut sawmill plank when it was done being blasted. Geesh

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Wow.....look at the splinters all over that sucker! I'm a former painting contractor, and I've NEVER done that to wood.....OMG.

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3000 psi will PUNCH HOLES IN CONCRETE for god's sake! What a yahoo! As a former painting contractor, I can tell you most painters barely know how to sling paint, and not much more. This is why we started a wood restoration company, to raise the bar for wood care in Jacksonville.

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well i can tell you this,when he says that " a 4000 psi rotating nozzle will strip and tear wood off pretty fast " he aint lying.

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Yeah. I couldn't touch his prices, but he couldn't touch my results either.

How many times can he tear half the wood off and still have a fence left to maintain? Did that thought ever cross his mind?

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According to the video you need at least 3000 psi to strip wood. Not sure why I bought a size 13 nozzle then.

If 3000 is good, 4000 must be better, and 5000 psi must be awesome

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He charges 18 dollars a panel...I use more than that in stain alone.

He can offer low, low prices because he saves on other chemical costs like cleaner and brightener/neutralizer. Ha

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Hey guys - we should be posting his video on our business facebook pages with a message of why it is NOT the right way to do it...

Just saying.....

Beth

GOOD idea...people should be educated in how wrong this guy really is.

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While I agree this is a very incorrect way to do wood care, I'd like to say that before the use of chems. this was the way most did it. Water only and pressure...Seems he missed all the good info available over the last 20 years....This should serve as a good reminder why products from your distributors help make your jobs easier with higher quality results.

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