jkwalz

I wear rubber boots all the time. We've been getting close to 90 recently but it hasn't had an effect on the comfort level yet- I'm sure 115 will be a different story! The only problem I had with the rubber boots was the "break-in" period. They were really really tight on the outside of the big toes. The first night I wore them at a job I had to run across the street to a gas station and buy bandaids to put on the blisters! Luckily they did break in and are very comfortable now. I think they were about $15.00 at Walmart. JK

I found this pic on a different website. Imagine cleaning a fast food joint late at night and running into one of these! JK

I was hoping to get a little advice on my first new-construction clean up job. I have been asked by a general contractor to clean up what looks like masonry mud and stucco from about 2000 sq ft of colored concrete at a million dollar house. I have never done a job like this so I was hoping to get a few pointers about it. I plan on using a chemical sold by my local pressure washing supply house that is specifically designed for cleaning masonry. Is there anything I need to watch out for? It looks like some of the stuff is pretty thick in a few places. Do I need to bring a scraper with me? Should I use low temperature/pressure? Surface spinner? Wand only? Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated. Here is a link to some pics of the surface: http://www.walzfamily.com/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=507 The pics are the ones called "Clean...". Thanks! Jason