magicmike333
New member
Do I need a heavy duty 3500psi machine if I'm just going to stick to deck and residential work or will a 2000-2600psi work. Also, could you recommend some good cleaners and sealents. Thanks Mike
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New to Deck restoration...Few questions
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Russell Cissell
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We rarely go over 1000 PSI when cleaning wood. Your real concern is Flow. You want a MINIMUM of 4 gpm. Any less than that and you will not be working fast enough.
As a manufacturer, I can not comment here on what cleaners or sealers you should use, but if you ask the same question in the retail area of this BBS I will be happy to chime in.
Best of Luck
As a manufacturer, I can not comment here on what cleaners or sealers you should use, but if you ask the same question in the retail area of this BBS I will be happy to chime in.
Best of Luck
ParadiseProWash
Member
I would say go with Wolmans or Readyseal. www.wolman.com and www.readyseal.com. I use Wolmans but other swear buy Readyseal your choice.