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Customer decided to jet his decking
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ched999uk
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Customer or noob with a high power pressure washer? ? ? ?
flipping heck!! looks like he's got the grinder out on it!
scottish cleaning service
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A turbo nozzle job, it will rot a lot quicker now, maybe they wanted to replace the decking anyway.
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You would have thought he would have stoped as soon as he saw the damage he was doing not keep going !!!!!
JohnDoeWindows
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He's gone for a rustic look
Had a decking job recently. It was old decking and falling apart.
Was using 40deg nozzle from about 1 foot away and decided to stop. Not worth it, just used decking and patio ckeaner with a brush.
A turbo nozzle would grind the decking up like this. Sometimes customers don't know until they learn the hard way.
Was using 40deg nozzle from about 1 foot away and decided to stop. Not worth it, just used decking and patio ckeaner with a brush.
A turbo nozzle would grind the decking up like this. Sometimes customers don't know until they learn the hard way.
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