Be careful not to get too close, the direct water pressure can do some damage to wood. Also let it dry real good before sanding and painting.Should I power wash my house before painting or sand it? or sand it then power wash it.?
More than likely you will be utilizing a power belt sander. If you are sanding the whole house than I would power wash after the sanding to clear the wood of all sand dust. I think you are wasting your time and water by power washing prior to sanding. Power wash at a safe distance (36'; away from wall) after sanding to prepare wall for painting. Let it dry completely before priming. Good Luck!Should I power wash my house before painting or sand it? or sand it then power wash it.?
power wash first then sand then a soft rinse will clean any remaining dust and debris.then you are ready for prime and painting
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