Nice!👍

I used to hate doing old treks now I love it. Most of my tips from my customers come after doing old treks

We 90% of the time hit with a 6%. And spot with straight SH. And if that didn’t work we would spot treat with degreaser or SLR depending on what’s on it. Sometimes itchy needs to come into play. If it’s a big area we use a STIHL Kombi system with the bristle brush attachment. It is a power broom that you simply walk behind to make the scrubbing effortless and move faster.🇦🇺

Great video, thanks Joe

I did an old Trex deck last year. Put a house wash mix down then hit it with a deck brush to agitate. Low pressure rinse. I worked in sections. Came out great. Thank for the video 💪💪

Nice Job Joe u are the man!!!

Looks great 👍

Looks good

Nice work!

This is where hot water makes a difference.

Turned out Grrreat.

You put the vase back in the wrong spot! 😁 The stain that remained where the storage box is located will most likely clear up in a day or two. That’s been my experience in many cases with old Trex.

I spoke to Trex, they said sh danages and voids the warranty. Thoughts?

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3% for the win!

Sometimes I use 0.5 percent on trex if it’s really bad and customer agrees to it. it’s cool to see you using 3 percent and it came it came out very nice. Maybe I’ll try 3 percent next time.

69th😁👌 That was an awesome transformation!! Well done Joe!!

i could me marketing but nope watching the dark rinse 😂

Love that 🔥sauce

A wash a few of those old trex every year from the same customers. bird 💩 everywhere too. 🤑

X6 or super pump what one u thinking on so far . I no you not had a good run with the super pump yet

If you ain’t first your second

That was dirty with a capital D

if you ain't first your last

I was going to watch the vid, but then I remembered it was a waste of time.