VanDiesel99

And here are the boots after sealing aggregate all day

The glamour shot is for you Jon, the second is for Everett :)

Hey Everybody, I have a client who just purchased a house that is 104 years old and wants to restore it. The brick is filthy(a little mold, and mostly astmospheric dirt) and the mortar is soft(not crumbling). I am leaning towards using the ProSoco Restoration Cleaner but would like to use something that does not contain hydrofluoric acid. Prosoco has an enviroklean but it is 4 times the price of the normal restoration cleaner. I would also like to recommend a sealer once I am done cleaning it, any thoughts?

I have a hard time believing some of these prices. I just took a look at a pressure treated fence 200' long and 6' high. That would be 1200 sq ft for the front and 1200 sq ft for the back, 2400 sq ft. I remember one price was $1.45 a square foot. This must be a mistake, 2400 sq ft x $1.45 = $3480? The fence cost $2800 to build, but $3480 to restore? I mean come on, no one would pay that.