How the pros wash wood! (no bleach)

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[@Hurricaneharry518]

Love your tip on the m5 twist on the wand. Did to decks today wanded that way with no lines!

[@jeffmorgan4665]

As usual great info and awesome job

[@TheFreshRinse]

Great job!!!

[@moeron3879]

Very nice brother! Everyone remember to be careful to not strip paint off the the structure when your that close to the handrail :)

[@southeastsoftwash4020]

Looks great

[@MrNick-]

Looks great. Which dilution tip did you use for inside the xjet barb? Or was it wide open?
Thank you

[@perry677]

Thanks

[@xxillusiionz867]

Beautiful

[@samuelcruz-xy7fx]

Did you just do straight chem with no water out the bucket? Or did u dilute it with water?

[@Fromgreentoclean]

Have to say it dose work better than SH

[@wallacewimmer5191]

😊

[@riversidepressurewashing2024]

whats the minimun price to charge for something like that

[@susansk8sorrell123]

Great job...but do I see some stop and start marks? Or is that just going to happen?🤷

[@strongarmwash]

Easy to avoid, I just didn’t care on this one because we are staining this deck and a solid stain

[@break-through]

What percentage of the chemical you're using ends up coming out of the xjet?

[@strongarmwash]

4

[@Chris72401]

Man i get the same results with 0 lines using the m5 twist. Less pressure than the xjet. Only reason i say this is i saw some lines at 5:31

[@strongarmwash]

Easy to do without doing so.
Only reason I wasn’t as careful is because we are staining these decks in solid stain.

[@Chris72401]

@@strongarmwash in that case roll on 💪💪

[@LucasPerrego-nt7eg]

Tried this stuff twice and I can’t seem to get results like this. It darkens the wood I’ve used it on, what could I be doing wrong?

[@strongarmwash]

To weak of a mix

[@williamwelch1513]

If the wood darkens, which happens a lot, hit it with oxalic acid afterward to brighten it back up.

[@susansk8sorrell123]

Might be a stained or sealed deck he said don't use it on these types.

[@upallllnight]

Oxalic after?

[@faceplant755]

he was prepping for a stain so you dont really need it, oxalic acid is a cosmetic thing and when they stain it the brightened wood would be covered up anyway

[@bjbruce9643]

Oxallic also technically balances Ph of wood after SH, allowing wood to receive the stain better. So the question still applies I would say.

[@samuelcruz-xy7fx]

Did you just do straight chem with not water out the bucket? Or did u dilute it with water?

[@brianwester5385]

The x jet pulls straight chem from the bucket and mixes it with water in the nozzle. No need to dilute just put the nozzle for the ratio you want