They do NOT loose their strength, they just don’t work well in the cold. I needed to clarify this because someone will read your statement and think, oh crud, my degreaser was in the truck overnight and it hit 30 degrees, now it won’t work anymore, darn."…which is NOOOOOOT TRUE!!!
27 degrees in Apex, NC when we started this morning. Soap icing on buildings but comes off fairly easy when rising. The front sides with entrances will get some around noon when it warms up.
It seems from the mud on your clothes thst you used too much pressure.
I only use low pressure on wood fences and rinse with hot water.
But the fence looks good
Agree with @Ikii…you can use your low pressure rinse tip and strong SH mix to do the work. You can also use oxalic afterwards to brighten. But it did come out great and nice before/after pics for marketing!!
I used a very strong sh mix. Still didnt do nothing for that “gray” color. I used my 40 degree tip. I held it back to where it covered the whole plank and over lapped on each side alittle. Then went straight down and straight back up then repeated all the way down.
Why not i pocketed $600 for this fence and deck. My forearms and back are very sore lol. Customer loved it they was out there taking before and afters too. Now they want me to come seal/stain it. I might change my mind later on when i do a hard deck lol