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[Bubentruben]

Yes, mold can form on vinyl fencing, just like other materials. It's not scary. Mold can be easily removed with vinegar or bleach. Simply wipe down the fence with a damp cloth. It is important to remove the formed mold so that it does not spoil the material. Caring for a vinyl fence is the easiest. If you are planning to install a PVC fence, use the services of OZ PVC. Masters make only high quality pvc fencing brisbane http://ozpvc.com.au. Such fences can last more than 30 years.

[hamemont]

Mold on vinyl fencing can be a real pain. From what I've seen, it can happen, especially if your fence is in a damp or shaded area.

[keilecpod]

You know, I had the same question about mold on vinyl fencing a while back. I've got this lovely vinyl fence in my backyard, and I noticed some suspicious-looking spots starting to form.
So, here's what I did, and maybe it can help you, too. I mixed up a solution of water and white vinegar in a spray bottle (about equal parts). Then, I sprayed it generously on the affected areas. After letting it sit for a bit, like 15-20 minutes, I grabbed a soft brush and gently scrubbed those spots. It did the trick for me, and the mold came off pretty easily.
However, if you're dealing with a stubborn mold problem or you're not entirely sure about the extent of the issue, I'd say it's worth considering a professional mold inspection.