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Oh be honest David, you would have clubbed him and set him on the freeway to wake up during rush hour. Nice Beth. Safety in numbers for sure on this one. What goes around........... Right on!!!!!!

Still no rest for the weary here.

I can't wait until you come to Texas Celeste. I have work for us. Fun work. With lots of lemonade. :) Sorry to hijack Tony. Good luck with your project. If you have Celeste in your corner, you can't go wrong.

Please go to your settings and complete your signature line. House rules !!!. Welcome to TGS.

Right on!!! Happy Birthday Tracy.

It's located in your settins area Bill.

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Ken, Please go to your "settings" and fill in your signature line. House Rules. That way you don't have to type it in each time you post. You will get better responses to your post if everyone knows who they are talking to. Welcome to TGS.

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Just your signature is fine.

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Wow!!!

I finished spraying the footprint of a 1k sq. ft. deck and had been curing for about 30-45 minutes while I brushed the trim and skirting. It started to sprinkle a little as I was finishing the trim. The rain water beaded up nicely on the deck as I was eating my fingernails hoping for the best. Like I said, 30-45 minutes before the sprinkleing started. I took a few pics of the project but want to wait for more pics tomorrow when I put the furniture back. Hoping for the best outcome possible. I have never really cut it so close with the weather as I did today. It should be ok, riiiiiiiiiiiiight?

Pierce with RS sent me in the right direction via a little bird ( Rick). Should be good to go after this.

Well, the little bit of rain directly after the spray yesterday looked ok and good to go. But the tropical monsoon at 04:00am this morning is what left the finish "spotted". I'll need to re-spray.

oxalic acid. It's a neutralizer and brightener. Works great on concrete. Keep in mind if you ox any of it, you should ox all of it. Because spot oxing will leave brighter, whiter areas that stand out against areas that were not ox'd. If you decide to go in that direction that is. I am interested in what the recrete will do as well. I'll keep an eye on this thread.

And that is exactly who had it Russ. First time in my life I have ever walked into an ACE Hardware. PVC plug worked fine. So far anyways. You are the man. but I still need the other parts we spoke of when you get them in. Right on Russ. You da man!!!!! Your advice to me barely interrupted the flow of service due to down time. Heck, it was after 1 o'clock anyways so I was already closed. lol.

What a boob I am. Is it still Monday????? I just realized I spelled Ready Seal wrong in the title. I really do know how to spell guys. Really. Ok James, thx. what is the quick fix if this is the case. Re-spray, or pad it all down again? Gimme some ammo to work with if things go ugly.

That's great news Rick. Like I said I will know for sure tomorrow when I go back to lug their furniture back on the deck. It looked great when I left and was beading up very nicely. Hopefully I am just worrying too much about it. I like to worry, it gives me something to do after 1 o'clock in the afternoon.

The landlord can be as picky as he wants to be. Sometimes there will still be shadows of the past on that concrete especially if it was not well maintained in the first place. Did you take any pics to show us? Sometimes a good hydrox bath spitshined with ox does a nice job on the flatwork. Just keep it out of the drains unless the company has a trap already in place. But, if the place has been saturated in the oil, then there is likely to be shadows. just my .03 ( adjusted for inflation)

+1 .......

Doesn't look like you can regulate the first pump. The second pump looks like it can be regulated. Kind of pricey on both pumps. IMO. Not much of a "Northern" kind of guy myself, mainly because the only thing the staff knows is how to direct you to the cash register. However, delevan makes good pumps. Shur-flo makes good pumps. There is also the bandit setup, which I hear is good. If you are going to be pushing 5.5 gpm's on all of your projects then you will want a tank setup as well. Spend a little more and get a package on a skid. What exactly will you be using this application for?