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Carlos, Could you send a copy my way. I want to get started in commercial work. stan84rb@hotmail.com Thanks Bruce

Florence, Alabama. Bruce

I use the X-jet for house and the shurflow for most everything else. The exception being decks - I use the one that is fastest for the situation and that is considering what floor the deck is on and the type of landscaping around the deck.:usa: Bruce

At first I though that was a picture of me but then I remembered I don't have a blue shirt. Stan

It can be bought at any paint store, Lowes, Walmart etc. My question is they now have it phosphate free. The Ol' Timers say don't use it. What is the difference or is there?

I would like to see a chat about pressure washers. Not just trouble shooting but how users like what they have, how presure vs GPM for cleaning power, how to figure engine size to pully ratio to size pump, the pros and cons of duel wand machines vs two machines. I would also like to know what others are using for chem pumps, retreval equipment, how to economically and efficiantly set up the vehicle. I am new to this equipment. My back ground - I did cleaning on farm equipment and trucks, when I was eight, under the supervision of Grandpa and forty-one years later I started in this buisness and like it. :) Stan Stanley Pressure Wash Florence AL P.S.- Ron is right I have been a surffer and need to be active

Dale, I would also consider it aprivalidge to recieve a copy. stan84rb@hotmail.com Thanks Stan.

Glass de-etch is simply a glass polish and works well in taking subsatanses OFF the glass surfaces or even working acid pits out of glass. If the old soap is on the surface of the glass it will work very well. If (however) the old soap solution has entered the pane then there is very little that can be done. Glass can and does have reaction to other substances or chemicals by way of heat radiation. And sun rooms are the worst because of the sun on one side and high inside temps on the other. It has been a while since I worked with this so I would ask you to see a window specialist or even a chemist who works in that field. But as little as I remember once it gets into the glass it is very NEXT to impossible to get out completly. Sorry I could not be more help. Stan Stanley Pressure Wash Florence, Alabama