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I grew up in Cecilia/Henderson area so i'm Cajun first before Texan :cool:

I can't get to the link for Master Blaster league home page?? Says i'm not a member...i'm a ESPN member..

I'm in with my... Louisiana Porch Puppies :cool:

Here is a pic from Saturday's Texans vs Broncos preseason game. Reliant Stadium sure is one big monster :cool:

Yeah they gonna be sweeping Joe Pa out the door kicking and screaming! Is that man ever gonna retire?

Aww Mike.......:beerchug: I like 1/4 hose cause it's lighter carrying it around and doesn't weigh down my wand when i'm spraying. :cool:

I'm using 1/4 braided hose :cool:

L S U ....Tigers :lglolly:

Carlos, I'm going this Sat to the Texans/Raiders game i'll snap some pics Randy Moss's big ole FRO for ya :cool:

Here is section of a deck i cleaned today stripped p/washed and brightened. All chems i make myself and were mixed at minimal strength.It took 3 hrs to complete the 700 sqft. deck strip.

Here are some finish pics stained in Gray Away Super Redwood Blend.

Here is another pic of the Texans Practice bubble.

Yeah they looked good lastnight again the T.O less Eagles :lgbow:

Oh come on Jim i know you a Patriot fan with the golden boy Mr.Tom Brady.:D

Troy, 1.8 60psi has been the only pump i've used for chems and staining semi trans oil base stain.You won't have any problems spaying stripper,oxalic or bleach with this pump.Just be sure you run fresh water/soap thru the pump to clean them.Keep all your conectors oiled up they will corrode real fast.Spend the extra $$ and use stainless QD's for chems especially. "Teejet" is the name of the tip. I use braided hoses only ...:cool:

If you right click on the my computer icon > properties and you'll see the general tab that shows your operating windows you are running.

I use Ghost also and it's a great program :cool: I've tried using Windows XP rollback feature and it never wants to work damm Bill Gates. If you uninstall the program and then reinstall it that should fix your registry problem

Ken, I understand what you mean with the heat and stain flashing it's a pain to stain a deck in the heat of the day.WOW those are some monster decks and i don't blame you for breaking the rails and floors into 2 days.Trying to stain in the heat of the day can sometimes waste a lot of stain with it drying to fast.You can spray 3 or 4 coats and looked like you only sprayed 1 coat. Those 2-10 mill. mansions must look pretty :cool:

There can be a lot of waste if your tip is too big, but using the right small T-Jet tip for spindles is the way to go.I'm using a shurflo set up with a Spray Systems Inc. wand.Now the overspray that gets on the deck floor can just be padded in can help make your first coat. Ken, Why do you mask the floor? Will the stain not blend in on the floor?

Paul, The easiest way to decide what to clean it with is to do a test spot. If you use a sodium hydroxide stripper you might want to protect the window frames cause if mixed to strong it can peel the paint off the windows. I base cleaning a job like this at an hourly figure and not on sqft.That's a pretty big house and $1000-1500 to clean would sound good to me. What new finish are they going to use? What's on it now?

Nice job Rog& Celeste :cool: Got a pic of the floor after like the before nasty pic?

You need to use an acid base cleaner to clean pavers and you might want to talk them into sealing the pavers.

I have no clue on interior wood i'm exterior only :cool:

Mike No Gold on this one.. i'm gonna be trying to match the mahogany looking back door so it's going to be Redwood Blend. :cool:

Thank u Beth ;)