sry on the wait. I use the widest point/spray pattern available. Depends on your rig, some have interchangable tips, my new Brigss & S has an adjustable fan tip. Use widest. If that is not doing the job - get closer. You want to get under the edge, so come from different angles (left then right). NEVER SHOOT UP! If doing standard clapboard, you may have plaster and a big mess inside! NO joke, been there. ON outbuildings, maybe watch for feed bins, old electrical etc. Hold at about 45 degree angle,approach from about 6-12 inch out and come in to about 2-3 inch. Do not come straight in as this will probably leave "gauges", sweep in from the side. 20 minutes practice will tell you more than I can here. You will consume water. Plan for that. You really want to get off the dry rot as well as the paint. I will post pic's if I can. Hand painting oil primer will ensure that all the rough edges are covered, or far better than spraying.Just does a far better job of sealing up the edges. Top coat can be sprayed. HEAT GUN -only for really ugly details in very high visability spots,like main door trim to house. Be very careful, I use the air gun type from harbor freight, $10. Heat only to point that you can scrape off, 10-15 seconds. BTW-this type of heat gun can be used for other stuff, life frozen doors locks, softening up heavy grease, etc ps- the single point on your high pressure washer will cut through your walls very quickly. I use mine for digging holes for pole barns,no joke.
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