Adrian

I love to observe the foolish. They are easy to identify, because they are usually found in the middle of the room with their mouth wide open. I learn from these things. Have a great day Grime Scene. ciao

This one isn't worth a patent lawyer or agent.LOL But here you go. It comes in handy in tight shiizzle ations. LOL The Breeze Breaker. Ha . LOL get it???? You can have it. I used it a couple of times already and it works great. Cost' about 3.00 to make. Local home cheapo for the clamps and some left over tarp from your last project. A couple pc. of 1 in. pvc tubage about 18-20 in.. Of course I will add it to ever expanding Breeze™ line of products. Why not, huh, why not??? Whatevaaaaaaaaaa ...... but you can have for free!!!!!!!!!!

That's great advice IMO. That setup for around 200.00 with battery will definately get the ball rolling for you. You'll make back the money ,plus some before it dies out on you. Once it craps out just replace with more durable pump setup and you're rolling again. With the right pump you could even spray some stain or just about anything.

Here's that 150 footer I was crying about. Came out ok I guess. A couple of "after prep " pics and final pic. ..... I think it's dust on the lens. Don't be stealin' my pics now.

My camera has been at it a while now. But hey it still works. If it ain't broke...........

Absolutely, I'm definately not flat on my back on that topic. I have many irons in the fire right now. Always trying to be a better fulcrum for the "Machine". Like my wife said, it couldn't have happened at a better time than the slow season anyways. However, I am already back at work as well. Like I should be ( but more cautious). So this has been time well spent. The work is spaced out in between Physical Terrorism sessions. I'll be back at it with some cool new "stuff" for the business. Great points as always Rod and Beth. Peace. ....... I was just joking about the XBox statement a while back.......

I was saying the very same thing this morning when i was cleaning a resi, flatwork and fence wash. It took almost 4 hrs today and I am feeling it. However I got lucky and landed one of the neighbors fence and deck resto in March along with her flatwork. I can't sit around anymore, but I am going at it all just a bit slower. Nose to the grindstone man!!!!!! The season is upon us.

Nice!

Yeah Rod, The Breeze Beaker is just something I used a couple of times so far for fences. Idle hands are the devils workshop. I have just been trying to stay busy and keep my old mind active during the mending. I don't know of any better ways than what you and your wife described for decks. IMO, sometimes the best way to avoid overspray is the good old fashioned way. With a brush and pad. But hey, that's why they hire us for this type of work. They at least know that there is a PITA factor involved. Have a great one everybody?

Your right Pat, people (potentiel customers) do look at these sites and contrators get hired. I have recieved plenty of work from these forums and websites. Once they realize it's not as simple as slopping some stain on wood they re-consider the project and hire a contractor. Right On!!!!!!

This setup weighs like 2#'s and rolls up when finished and fits right in the tool box after rinsing.

Show us your sheild Bro!!!!!!! I'd love to see it.

Is a lackey the same thing as a swamper? ( helper)

LMAO, The guy that removed the hot tub, destroyed my upcoming restoration project. Agreement was signed and it was on the books. LOL Now it's gone to be replaced by a cement patio. Can't argue with that one. lol ha ha. This is some funny shizzzzzlenit. LMAO, that coulda been a grocery run, in and out. I'll bet she calls me to clean the concrete in a couple of years. LOL man this is funny. Woulda been a cake walk. Too bad for me... yaaaaaaaaaaaay XBox call of duty YaaaaaaaaaaaaY (Picture Kermit the frog) get it ? YaaaaaaaaaaaaayYyayyYyayyaya

Hey the site's looking really good Pat.

Thx Beth.

Gotcha.

Sorry to hear of this Lance, Doesn't anybody ever work anymore instead of living on the web? Or is it the new wave to steal and teach?

No you're not, you are based in Porter Tx.

Saw this post on PT as well Mark. I have to ask, are you staining as well or simply cleaning it. If you are cleaning it , then, what Fen Kenner said is good to go. However If you are staining use some ox acid afterwards to neutralize and brighten the wood afterwards. Give it a couple days to dry, then have at it with the staining process, get paid and meet me at the next Jimmy Buffet concert.

What am I chopped liver nazi. I just said it in a more polite way.

Wow, 21k is still very impressive any way you look at it. You certainly must not be a one man operation and have alot of commercial accts. What part of the country are in now if you don't mind me asking? There is definately alot of stiff competition if you are moving to the Carolinas. Are you still going to be be servicing these accounts that are making this money for you? It has been a desperate winter for some. And some don't even make that amount in the course of a year. Hats off to you sir, you certainly must know your business well to be in such a "slump". Please go to your settings tab and complete your signature line ( you can even include your website link). It's a house rule to have a complete signature. Yes, I am the signature nazi, this is what I do here. however I am interested in looking at your operation. Congrats on your business.

I was already crazy. but, being stir crazy is much worse. Stay lucky Paul, this has been no carnival ride, I promise. Don't go there.......

The Breeze Breaker is on the way David....... more later, and it is going to be a freebie for everyone that restores wood. Not really worth marketing or the investment of a patent and trademark. So I am giving away the plans for free....

heh heh I am stupid I know.... I just want to get back at it Mr. Stone. That's all. Chomping at the bit and am paying the price now. Not everyone is made of steele like you. That's what makes you so hard headed though.