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Posts posted by Rick2
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Nice. Beautiful homes too.
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Those things are great, they really are. I use a set for my roof gun but I've got to order a few sets for the regular guns. Too many times I've gotten to a job site only to find I've left my chemical tip on the kitchen table back home. Start digging through the truck and trailer looking for a spare.
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Some people are "house poor"! They bought more than they can afford so while it looks like they have money, they really don't in some cases.I have gone to some houses with fancy cars in the front and the rooms inside are still bare except for the kitchen and maybe the family room.
Not all is as it seems at times.
Rod!~
That's a good point, I didn't think of that. On the other hand you have people doing what one of my friends did... keep taking money against the house until it's too late. He ended up losing his house. There is no reason he needed to buy three Harley Davisons and so many other things.
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The question I have, is did you get paid? I hope so!!!Beth :cup: :banana:
I haven't done it yet. Tomorrow I have a roof about 1 mile away from that house so I'll get it then.
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What did you put on it?Just a precarb and acid. The customer didn't want it sealed or stained.
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I get a phone call at a job site today by someone that wants a bid on their house. They are calling from work so they want me to call back with a price; no porblem. They are getting ready to sell the house and want to have it looking nice. They give me an address to an upscale housing development and I find their house. While walking around the house the "nosey neighbor" greets me and tells me they are selling the house for 560,000 dollars. It's an easy wash so I call back with a price of 375 dollars. The HO tells me he can't afford that much and could he just have "a hundred dollars worth please?" I tell him I can only do one side for that price. He tells me "That's fine, go ahead." Is that weird or what?
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How do you keep everything so well organized? When I come back at the end of the day my rig looks like something from Sanford and Son.
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Rod, is that you in the video? I thought you knew how to use one of them there powerwash things by now.
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Anything you would recommend? I don't use it at all in my powerwashing work, I just want something for use around the house and garage. I know that mixing my own is about a zillion times cheaper than buying it at an autoparts store.
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That sounds about right. I'm going to try it tomorrow and use Marco's suggestion of .25 cup per gallon.
Marco, if you're reading this, do the beeds have a shelf-life? This isn't a chemical I would use too often. I'm sure it would take over a year to use the beeds. I think I'll be taking you up on the offer of buying some from you. Thanks.
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Beautiful Job!
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Try the chemisty store. They have it a little bit cheaper. btw how many times am i going to see that pictures? Best Brick Cleaners - Brick Cleaner - Oxygen Bleach - Free Shipping!I'll give them a call too. Which picture do you mean?
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I've got to find pictures (and post them) of my last Spitfire. I had run out of gas on the highway, parked it in the breakdown lane and started walking. About 2 or 3 minutes into my walk I hear the police cranking down the highway chasing a drunk driver. I guess you know the rest of the story. He ran right over my car and launched himself in the air, rolling his car 6 or 7 times. Crazy thing was about 2 months afterwards I get a letter from his lawyer, He's suing me! He hurt his arm in the accident. Claims if my car wasn't there he wouldn't have been injured. Went to court twice and was thrown out both times.
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Can you tell me who that is? I can't find a distributor in my area.
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What do you think about these prices with free shipping?
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I just saw Viton pump sprayers at Home Depot for 15 dollars going under the name Bleach Sprayer or something like that,. One gallon, all plastic. Just thought I'd pass that along to everyone.
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I need some professional advice but the paint store is closed so I had to come here instead. Just kidding.
I have a new dashboard to install in my little British Spitfire but I want to polyurethane it first. It's solid cherry wood and already stained. Should I use oil or water based and is there a brand name I should go with. Naturally the car is stored each winter but not in a heated garage, I don't know if the cold will effect the polyurethane. Any advice?
New industry standard?
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Was going to visit my sister once in Boston on my motorcycle. Bee flew in my helmet while I was getting my toll ticket and I thought I got it out. When I got to my sister's house and took off my helmet the bee came flying out.