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anyone use one of those sub $100 power/pressure washers?

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Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong
what about how much pressure you would need to take paint off of wood siding? (not all of it, just the stuff that a scraper would do.)
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Most electric washer should do the task that you requested, pending the nozzle size, distant from cleaning surface to nozzle, and speed of cleaning.

The more power PSI*GPM you have the quicker the job. You just have to keep the nozzle farther away from your cleaning surface.

I once rented a 3500 PSI at 3 GPM and I accidentally focus the nozzle too close to my cedar siding and it took the grain of the wood off along with the paint.
 
I ended up buying a Karcher gas powered pressure washer. 2500PSI, 2.4GPH.

Should I get a water inlet filter for it?
 
Originally posted by: Vanman
Here's what you need for some serious pressure washing....we sold 3 identical units like this at our auction on Friday. Hotsy Trailer For $4000 you get trailer, 300 gallon tank, Honda V-Twin 20 Horsepower 4.5 GPM, 3500 PSI, 220 Degree (Farenheit) monster of pressure washing love..... :laugh:
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I notice you have some NEFF rental units there!
 
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