5 BIGGEST Pressure Washing MISTAKES People Make When Cleaning Their Fence

[@Tonia-vv6hu]

Love the video. I've power washed my pressure treated fence, love the natural colour that it has now, but I'd like to preserve it and thinking of a clear coat of some sort of sealer. Any suggestions? Also, the pressure washer did roughen up the wood, so that's why I'd like to protect it with an oil base sealer type of product. What are your thoughts, please and thank you

[@jasonvtsportsguy2692]

Great advice!!! Will be pressure washing my deck soon...and maybe the car....and maybe my white fence!!!!

[@JoeEverest]

Sounds like a busy weekend!

[@colleenprzybyla]

How do you recommend doing this process when your neighbors house is next to the fence?

[@selcukfidan4119]

This is great, i love you guys!

[@TheFenceIndustryPodcast]

No love from Bam Bam Joe!?!? lol Really good video, I love short, quick to the point, informative videos! #FenceFam

[@JoeEverest]

Thanks Dan, appreciate the support!

[@rogerbettencourt9654]

Nicely did guys. Wow. A high jacking and a rip on Joe day. Lol.

[@STEVIEBHOY]

Roger buddy, not to be pedantic but it's nicely done and hijacking 👍

[@JoeEverest]

No kidding, Roger! I just can’t catch a break 😂

[@rogerbettencourt9654]

@@STEVIEBHOY the days of people using proper English are went brother. Lol

[@Los714]

How long should I wait after pressure washing to apply a stain?

[@gmezg]

2-3 days. In very hot dry weather, 24rs is ok.

[@piffpete420]

1% SH with surfactant doesn’t come close to damaging the wood. White tip on a decent pressure washer. The wood will stay looking fresh. Just apply a sealer within a few months and it will stay beautiful for years. The chemicals are unnecessary, you’re applying heavily diluted SH and rinsing it completely off the wood, zero risk. Just make to tone down the PSI by using the right tip

[@2010katak]

What is SH?

[@Markymark1234]

What chemical do you use.

[@Dogsallday14]

Does he have a video how to take posts out?

[@JoeEverest]

We done a couple videos on taking posts out with our without tools!

[@garyp1930]

What chemicals u use

[@JoeEverest]

We like using these products: restorativewoodproducts.com/collections/cleaners-brighteners

[@jasondowd7077]

You guys mentioned #2 was using the WRONG chemicals to clean the wood.. Well...what's the RIGHT chemicals to use??

[@Riseup_1776]

WTF is the right chemical?

[@WeirdScienceTime]

Try sodium metasilicate or sodium percarbonate, post treat with oxalic acid

[@fernandodevil6046]

Wood wizard

[@patrickrickard3220]

there are many wood cleaner chemicals on the market, i’ve heard wood wizard is the tits, im about to test out the Ecolab wood cleaner so i will let you know how it works!

[@alanachamberlain5257]

@@patrickrickard3220how did it go??

[@ZorrelHegarty]

Your KZbin view

[@aidenlacey1034]

So what chemical would I buy?

[@STEVIEBHOY]

High pressure strips wood... not a good idea 👍

[@JoeEverest]

Great point!

[@laylasmith301]

Bam bam trying to look cool with his T-shirt tucked in

[@Markymark1234]

Oh, I thought bam bam was talking about psi pressure

[@FrontlineNewsToday]

Two dudes that sound like Bubbas

[@tnsteele95]

Tell people not use the wrong chemicals but never say what the right chemicals are. Ruined the whole video..lol

[@newhorizon1355]

About to do today, what is a right chemical in your opinion?