Beth n Rod
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I can't write any more ! Wrist , hands and arms get fatigued doing wood at 8 gallons .
lol.
Rod
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That is a new one Jim.
Never heard of 'fatiguing' the wood. I would be curious to know what you consider that and what the signs of it would be.
Over the years, I have found that it is not the gpm but the psi.
But heck, we could run the gammot on the myriad of conditions one would find on a roof anyway and regardless of what we do, most are already in bad shape.
Rod
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I'm pretty sure Rod has posted it here multiple times....along with other folks....over the years. You might have to search tho....
Beth
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Great to hear!!!!
Beth
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Yeah I would boost it for sure to hit that area. Betting that house cleaned up really well. What are you sealing it with????
Beth
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I owe you ours... I promise by the end of the week.
Beth
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Oh Adrian,
We are so so so very sorry. The loss of a child is always harder than the loss of an elder. Somehow the impact just seems so unjust.
Here's hoping you all have a better year ahead, and that all the memories help you to heal.
Beth
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Bleach, TSP, Water, light wash, scrub, rinse, neutralize, rinse, let dry, prep, mask, seal, unmask. collect money. Done. NEXT!
Beth
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Adrian nailed it. Ladders AND fall arrest gear. Always.
Beth
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I'll look into the photo posting issue when I am back in town. Please remind me! :-)
Beth
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On that hardwood deck on the top row? The customer wanted a.....don't shoot me......Penofin product. The Rosewood oil. It's all they ever want, they LOVE it.
You can see why.
Beth
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Steven,
What is the base of your stain? Is it an oil? Is it acrylic? What is it?
If it is acrylic it will laught at that mix at that concentration without an added booster.
If it is oil it would need to be a fairly weak oil ( less drying oils in the formula) to be removed with that concentration, and it's age and exposure factor into it too.
Post a pic and tell us more about the coating.
Beth
p.s. yes, I would boost the hydroxide first.....
seymore reacted to this -
Artillery fungus is different. But this is mildew, and it forms that kind of pattern.
I agree with Adrians suggestion. It should clean up easily.
Beth
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Hey Everett,
Nice to see you over here. Hope to see more of you. Hope all is well and you are having a great year.
Beth
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You're welcome. If that is the same doc from early 2000's, it's outdated. I would have to open and read it to tell you though.... coatings and chemical strippers have evolved.
Beth
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http://www.nhla.com/assets/1603/wood_handbook.pdf
Here you go.
To post a link you have to use the little link icon in the toolbar in the quick reply.
Beth
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We line item the services.
But we do not break out materials and labor.
Think about it like this. You go to a restaurant, you have an item, on a menu with a price. What you do not see are the costs of the ingredients, and the overhead for the facility and the labor.
Beth
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It feels like late September here.
Beth
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You just never know.....
Beth
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It really does feel like fall is here - in August! Very strange indeed. Rough year for wood-care.
Beth
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It has been a really bad weather year here too, VERY late start, and temps well below avg here too, like they are for you Jim. I really hope we don't have another polar vortex from hell winter.
Beth
u.s forestry coatings ??
in Wood Cleaning & Restoration - Decks, Fences, etc.
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How much you apply of any product should be based upon the product and the manufacturers specifications. Over or under application can create issues.
Beth