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    Might as well rename the RS stain as "Grey Away"

    Sorry Rick Texas is only big enough for 1 "Gray Away" stain. :cool:

    I think it's trowing $ away on sealer and the wood itself if a clear sealer is used on a deck fully exposed to the sun. If the wood is not maintained every 9-12 months before turning grey if not sooner the UV rays just tear the wood up.

    I've done porch ceilings in a clear/Gold mix so super light pigment but not ever seeing sun should last a long time.

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    so my starter recoil assembly got mangled on my GX390. I picked up a replacement already. The center hub thing im replacing also because it go bent. Now, the hub thing that the starter engages into.. which is bolted to the flywheel with a 15/16" nut..

    3 questions..

    1.how do i hold the hub from turning while trying to undo the nut?

    2. when i replace the nut.. what torque?

    3. does the nut loosen counterclockwise as usual, or is it one of those reverse threaded ones?

    hope this is clear. thx.

    Balistic Welcome to The Grime Scene please add your signature to your profile it's forum rules....

    I'm sure someone will chime in if they know an answer to your question...

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    I recently used gutter zap on some concrete before I used my surface cleaner and noticed it was bubbling and turning red before going over with my surface cleaner. My first thought was that I had accidentally put muriatic acid in the pump instead but confirmed it was gutter zap. In any case the water pooled after rinsing the surface thoroughly and after it dried I think it left a stain on the concrete that I cannot get off. I say might because I don't remember a stain being there before. Can anyone help out with this? And if did cause that stain, other than a grinding wheel, any ideas for how to remove the stain? Pressure and a wire brush have done very little.

    Welcome to The grime scene Joelnece please add your signature to your profile forum rules...

    I only work with wood but there are plenty of smart concrete guys here to help you...

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    Well now you've gone and done it.... just please do not put those candles on my cake that are impossible to blow out.... LOL

    Thanks Shane :-)

    Beth

    I'm only putting 21 candles it's gonna be easy ....

    time for work stay cool....:cool:

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    Myself Lisa. I have used a cleaning service for my home. The service provider gives Janitorial Service, Office Cleaning Services, Supply Ordering & Restocking, Window Washing, Post Construction Cleans, Home Cleaning Services and many more services. They offer 50 % discount for first time clients in your third appointment and 1 Free month of routine cleaning services when sign a 12 month cleaning contract with them. Below I have mentioned that company address.

    Clean Nation

    4659 NE 2 Street Renton, WA 98059

    206-659-7546

    Please add your signature to your profile Lisa it's forum rules...

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    Shane,

    Good point. Chinese restaurants use a ton of oil. Just ask the greasers. Americans supply the pigments and marketing and all is good. Anyone know any entrepreneural mainland or preferably Hong Kong Chinese businessmen?

    I smell "Happy Family".

    As a matter of fact i do my landlord is from China buying up houses to rent like crazy!

    I know people who know people Rick......My wife is from Taiwan BTW.... :cool:

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    Shane,

    China now has a ton of cars. Used, dirty motor oil was employed many years ago here in the U.S. to preserve wood. May not look too good, but apparently does a great job in protecting the wood. Take that, Armstrong-Clark and Ready Seal!

    Used real oil, non-synthetic, with a bit of pigment and solvent, and sophisticated "green" marketing. Americans will love the recycle angle, sell it for $15.95/gal. at Walmart, and make a veritable fortune!

    You got a point there Rick or they just gonna put some WOK oil on it every 2 yrs ...:cool:

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