Picture of the day! by you!

[mikepmcs]

So that's a before and after shot.  Holy Cow, that looks good!
Nice work.

[SeattleCharger]

So that's a before and after shot.  Holy Cow, that looks good!
Nice work.

Thanks Mike.   yup, that's before and after.   Then after it drys a couple days, I oil it with some quality clear oil.
   

     

[Magnumcharger]

So that's a before and after shot.  Holy Cow, that looks good!
Nice work.

Thanks Mike.   yup, that's before and after.   Then after it drys a couple days, I oil it with some quality clear oil.
   

     

Is oiling stairs a smart thing to do? (Other than for the comedic value, that is...)

[SeattleCharger]

you are joking, right?     its deck/siding/fence oil, made for cedar, soaks in,  basically dries,
     the treated/oiled wood has way more anti-slip properties, after raining or whatever, than before I clean it.   

[Magnumcharger]

Yes...joking.

[tan top]

cedar cleaning and treating, my business, plus window cleaning   

   2nd pic the wood is still wet from the power washing

 

nice job

[c00nhunterjoe]

[mikepmcs]

Is that one of them auxiliary waste tanks off an RV.  " I got the doodie on me...make it stop"

[c00nhunterjoe]

not quite, but it is my son, 3 feet 6 inches tall standing next to it.

[SeattleCharger]

cedar cleaning and treating, my business, plus window cleaning   

   2nd pic the wood is still wet from the power washing

 

nice job

thank you.  appreciate it.
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not quite, but it is my son, 3 feet 6 inches tall standing next to it.

      Looks like your son has a split second to "HIT THE DECK"


   

[tan top]

Is that one of them auxiliary waste tanks off an RV.  " I got the doodie on me...make it stop"

  dang thought i found me a meteorite   

[SeattleCharger]

Is that one of them auxiliary waste tanks off an RV.  " I got the doodie on me...make it stop"

  dang thought i found me a meteorite   

  It's a big ol frozen chunk o' shit.
        What!
             That just a big ol' frozen chunk of poopy.    Joe Dirt, classic quotes

[tan top]

Is that one of them auxiliary waste tanks off an RV.  " I got the doodie on me...make it stop"

  dang thought i found me a meteorite   

  It's a big ol frozen chunk o' shit.
        What!
             That just a big ol' frozen chunk of poopy.    Joe Dirt, classic quotes

  some funny stuff in that movie 

[mikepmcs]

  (currently on my challenger)

[c00nhunterjoe]

[KS71owner]

So that's a before and after shot.  Holy Cow, that looks good!
Nice work.

Thanks Mike.   yup, that's before and after.   Then after it drys a couple days, I oil it with some quality clear oil.
   

     

Nice work indeed. I was amazed at the difference just a power wash makes on a deck the first time I say it done. I'm planning on doing my fence sometime later this year.

[SeattleCharger]

Nice work indeed. I was amazed at the difference just a power wash makes on a deck the first time I say it done. I'm planning on doing my fence sometime later this year.

Thank you much.   Speaking of fences, ya, power washers are great for cleaning cedar, lots of it in Pacific NW and lots of rain and green and need. 
   If you do it, its kind of like painting something, come down closer to wood after power washing wand is moving at proper speed.  Don't start and stop suddenly while at cleaning distance.  Like in painting where you will make a big blob of wet paint, in power washing you will make bright line spots or tear into wood.  If you have to stop and start, to make an invisible seem, just lift wand while keeping it moving.  Then come back down into the seem while wand is moving at proper speed.  The seem will be a sort of half cleaned foot long stretch where you lifted the wand while it was moving, and when you come back down just come into it at the other end of the half cleaned stretch.  Then it will be evenly cleaned with no stop and start spots showing.   

[hemi-hampton]

I must of brought this thread back from the dead, Just 2 days ago nobody commented for a whole month Seems odd LEON.

[Landonsrt]

Here's a pic I took at a plant i was working at recently.

[c00nhunterjoe]

now that is a pipe!

[c00nhunterjoe]

here is a good one for you- bonus points to whoever knows what this is 

[SeattleCharger]

a tank turret?     (there's a good chance I spelled that wrong)

[Charger_Fan]

It's a BFG!

I'm guessing an .80 cal gun from an airplane of some sort.

[bakerhillpins]

Its some sort of dryer. I suspect a mineral or some other crushed or earthly item is passed through it and comes out with a proper moisture content. 

Bryan

[Skyview69]

a tank turret?     (there's a good chance I spelled that wrong)

either that or some sort of Naval ship weapon