The pressure washer worked great for me when I helped my father repaint his
house. We remove a fair amount of old paint with it too. Just let the wood dry
before painting and everything will be great!
Mark V.S. in Austin, TX
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From: Brian Kennedy [mailto:kennedybc@mediaone.net]
Brian, I've heard that the pressure washer gets the wood pretty wet and the
paint doesn't adhere as well.
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> From: Brian Kemp <bk13@earthlink.net>
>
> I'm planning to paint the house this summer and want to make the prep as easy
> as
> possible. Most of the house is stucco in good condition, but the paint on the
> trim and carport is in poor shape and flaking off.
>
> Since much of the area is the carport roof (2x10 joists covered with plywood
> and
> a new roof), scraping overhead is not a task I look forward to. I was
> thinking
> a pressure washer might make the job of removing the old paint easier. Has
> anyone gone this route and did it work? I know I will need to do some
> scraping
> and sanding and let everything dry thoroughly before priming and repainting.
>
> I'm looking at an electric Karcher model 395M listed at 1400 PSI and 1.6 GPM.
>
> Thanks,
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