How a PRO washes a Deck

#woodwizard #southeastsoftwash #deckwashing #woodrestoration. In today's video, I will be cleaning my mom's neglected deck just in time for Mother's Day, using a new cleaner called Wood Wizard from Southeast Softwash. This powerful solution proves to be a game-changer, easily removing stubborn stains without clogging up equipment. With some technique and patience, the deck is left looking refreshed and almost new. I highly recommend Wood Wizard for anyone in need of a deck makeover.

[@MichaelSmith-ob9yg]

Looks amazing! Cant wait to use this.

[@truthseeker1532]

Great job! I used to use a really good powder mix as well. I still use their stain, but I’ve made the switch to the Wiz!

[@AaronsLeanMeanAcademy]

“Yew GoT a Dry PiC?”

[@benjaminwilson6808]

lol

[@user-yy4up8qf5m]

"Looks good from the Street!"😂

[@autohog]

Thx I learned a lot. What is the difference between a high pressure tip and a soft wash pressure tip? Can you provide links to both so that I can try and understand. TY

[@netashayokom9905]

What pressure washer are you currently using?

[@ThomasMidkiff]

Thank you! Best review of this product yet!

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnzwick8471]

What power washer did you use and tip

[@kevintaylor7791]

What did you seal the deck with?

[@recovery116]

It would really help to know the PSI of your pressure washer as most people cannot afford a commercial pressure washer and end up with a box store version with 1200 PSI. In which case pressure isn't that big of a deal. Mine has 4600 PSI..

[@YoKins]

Were you using sodium percarbonate prior to wood wizard?

[@saveeto1849]

I would say tha wizard is worth about two damns!! Helluva vid!!

[@ClintonCountyDroneGuy]

$2 sq ft wash only price?

[@autohog]

What do you do about liability? My wife is worried that if I damage a roof or plants that the customer may sue us

[@hillshepardson9537]

What kind of sprayer did you use?.Thanks

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

Used a dewalt pump sprayer. Used a igx800 10gpm machine for rinse

[@outofthetoolboxtinker]

Good vid. How long did that take you?

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

It was bout 2 hours

[@hoffpauirconcrete.semperfidCC]

Ive been wondering how the pros do it

[@jenniferbulkley8870]

Love your hat! Great video..great tips!!

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

Thanks i got it at Tilly’s or zumies i think

[@rideordie1583]

Does this kill grass/plants like Sh?

[@jayslo914]

Hey Ben, do you ever see furring with wood wizard?

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

So wood can fur with any pressurized cleaning. But no i do not get any furing out. I also have cleaned a lot of wood so my technique helps to prevent it.

[@nickpiersall7673]

Do you ever use oxalic afterwards? If so, when would you need to and when would you not need to?

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

Yes i do. I had left it at my shop. So that’s why that was not in the video. I have to do it when i go back unfortunately. But honestly the deck doesn’t even need it. Wood wizard does a really good job with out oxalic acid wash. Plus i am going darker on stain. So you will not see a lot of the grain technically.

[@zacharnett9574]

What pressure tip did you use?

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

I will have to check. I can remember. I think it’s a 15 degree high pressure tip

[@americanpropertystars]

@@nashvillesoftwashpros312you’re a darn dare devil! I bet mom is proud, great job!

[@brianfletcher7942]

No need for oxalic acid to neutralize the base and brighten the wood?

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

I did it off camera next day. I accidentally left the oxalic at the shop.

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

The deck is also getting completely rewashed. I just got it clean for Mother’s Day gathering of family.

[@chansbmiller]

Did you have to use a scrub brush?

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

Nope no scrub at all.

[@sofaism]

Would a turbo nozzle be ok for this?

[@johnwiechel]

Never use a turbo nozzle on wood. White tip, possibly an xjet or 25 degree on jrod

[@sofaism]

@@johnwiechel thanks bro!

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

Yea i would never use a turbo tip

[@terrealexander4442]

Thank you for this demo I was on the fence about Wood Wizard or other cleaning agents because I'm still using SH and I've used other products in the past and they barely put a dent on the green and the black

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

This will make a dent on the green stuff. Good flood coat with proper dwell time. It will melt away

[@morris4morris]

Get yoself some HUK boots. They are so much more comfortable.

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

I have HuKs these are my xtra tuf knee highs

[@AboveBeyondSoftwash]

Wood Wizard is 🔥

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

It not only delivers every time. But the complete simplicity of it!!! No having to worry about fully saturating the little powder pellets. I will happily pay for the convenience cause it speeds up process big time and has a big punch on strength of cleaner. It can clean some really bad in shape wood.

[@jacobpuakea7651]

Southeast Softwash chemicals are a ripoff.

[@nashvillesoftwashpros312]

Very interesting! Considering they have worked flawlessly for me on almost anything i have tried cleaning with their chemicals. I will continue to use SESW chemicals cause they do work.

[@pinopopper]

If it works well why not use it? We make good money pressure washing, I use wood wizard as well, and the results have been great for me and my clients love the results. Don't be cheap...you gotta spend money to make money. Great video

[@mikluvin4633]

Bro I’m with you when it comes to over paying for some products at SESF, but if there was one chem that I absolutely will pay for its wood wizard. I mean who knows maybe there’s a mix out there that compares but this has been incomparable to anything I’ve tried. It’s worth checking out.

[@truthseeker1532]

The only rip off is not charging enough. Then you’re ripping yourself off. I swear by these chems, especially Wiz, Ox-Knox, Mud Mayday, and Rust Remedy. I’ve tried all the name brands and SESW has the best

[@FloridaPressurePros]

Never use SESW they are overpriced and take advantage of people in the industry, learn to mix your own or at least support a company that is good to the community/industry.

[@RickHamilton-nk5pi]

Yep, I have a local supplier that I use. Their products are great, and will at least talk to you if you have an issue with anything.

[@indan383]

Where do you suggest we find this chemical;1-for less, 2-that if powdered dissolves & won’t clog the applicator tip?