k2waterwerx

Hose Jockey, I'm with ya.... The fire dept is getting in the way! LOL

I tried Oxalic yesterday..... Maybe I did not mix it strong enough? Thanks for the ideas I will give it a shot.

I have searched for about 2 hours and can not find a thread for removing rust from vinyl siding..... Any suggestions?????

One more thing.... Make sure you use an inline filter. I have flushed hydrants while working my fire dept job and have seen the nasty stuff that comes out. The more g.p.m. you move, the more stuff gets stirred up from the main. Mainly rust. At low volumes such as house use or a "garden" hose it is barely noticeable. Just my .02. :)

Gotta love it! I would definetly try to make contact with the new owner when they move in...... Not on the day they move in but not long after.

Not sure about the pressure part but time and material is always fair to you and the customer. I have do it several times and it has always worked well.

This forum can save tons of time.

Try vistaprint.com. They are reasonable for postcards and biz cards.

Rick I just did the samething. Did my friends house and composite deck for a complete web set-up. No money exchange so no money for the government to waste!

Daniel..... I second that motion!:)

Totally agree! Maybe it would slow down the "Un-professionals".

Not for me either. I much rather see the property for myself and come up with a plan on how I would do the work. Small details can add hours to a job. Just my .02.

Steve, give me a call if you want. I can meet you and help you out.

I am interested in this. Call you in the morning.

I had the same problem a month ago using an x-jet but it was only on one side. It is on the side the sun constantly hits. I rewashed it 2x ditching the x-jet and increasing the pressure and the water temp. alittle. It worked and I also used a wax. It sucked at first but I guess I will start paying more attention when I initially look at jobs.