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thanks for the advice, i got most of it off with paint thinner and some serious elbow grease.

thanks for all the great advice. i'll sop by in the morning and see what works. i'll let you know.hey staudend. go to stunlife.com. you'll find everything you need and more there! and if you look closley at my avatar, i'm using my left hand on the break lever. dont try that one at home boys and girls, i'm a professional.

i just finished a deck and somehow managed to get a few small spots of brown stain on the siding. any ideas on how to get them off? soap, bleach, mineral spirits??????????

did that happen from water getting inside the outlet? can you give further details

dont know about the tornado, but i can vouch for the k&n. atleast for bikes. it will increase air flow in. on bikes the air filter is twice the size of a typical car/truck. and they only have between 600-1000cc motors. keep us opdated, i would like to know how it works out.

yeah, i've done alot of calling around. everyone wants good money for hose. i dont need to fight fire with it, i just need to use it acouple times amonth to fill my tank quicker. so take offs or scrap will work as long as it doesnt leak too bad. :usa:

yeah, i tried the fire department. they said all their old hose + equipement has to go thru their yearly auction. if you have any, i'd throw you some coin for it. just let me know how much and i'll paypal you. thanks for the help!

anyone have extra fire hose for sale or know where i can get it??? it doesnt even have to be 'real' fire hose. i need some hose to fill up my water tank for those few jobs where water isnt available on site. i've already contacted the water company about a meter and wrench, all i need is the hose. 2 1/2" national standard thread. 25' feet would be perfect. thanks!

i hear ya on the rain, it's been playing games with my calender as well!

kiln, thats what i meant. hows that deck job at the condos going?

i am looking at cleaning/ resealing a deck for a customer. the deck is 10 yrs old and he just replaced a bunch of boards last month. they are treated and he said that they were kelm dried. if this is true, then i shouldnt have a problem cleaning/resealing them should i? of course i told the customer that the new boards might come out a slightly diferrent shade when completed.

thanks for the tips

i wanting to start focusing on house washing. and i have a propane heater. how much heat(temp) do you recomend using and why? also, do you use heat when you rinse or just while applying chemicals?

well put, dont fix the symptom

not a problem. great question. as far as the sand goes. your gonna blow it out either way. you will have alittle more control with the wand, but the over spray is still gonna get you. the walk that i'm doing has mortar so i dont have to worry about that. i was however thinking about keeping the pressure turned down anyway though.