And the next one is comparatively easy. A lot of PT wood, but a simple 2 yr. maintenance for the horizontal deck floor, top rails, and stair wood. Verticals were serviced 2 yrs. ago and will be fine for the next 2 yrs. Light bleach/soap mix, low PW rinse, and more Ready Seal stain.
And the air temps and humidity are diminishing, thank whoever! August is a hot month. Compared to the last above, this is easy street.
We use a PumpTec HVLP unit for staining. 12 volt, variable pressure and volume flow. Portable, with an attachment to carry a 5’er.
When just starting out 13 yrs. ago, owned a Binks SuperBee commercial airless. Was a PITA, heavy, and though adjustable, no matter what the tip and pressure, created the “fog of doom” with stain. I’m sure airless are lighter and better designed today, but we’ll stay with the HVLP.
Ready Seal is very thin, almost the consistency of water. The real benefit of the PumpTec is adjustable pressure and flow. We can apply a ton of stain in very little time and use it for floors, cedar siding, and balustrades. The most labor saving piece of equipment I own. Pays dividends after a few jobs.