Xstream Clean

Don't know if this is what you're looking for, but we've been using the Eddie Bauer brand rain suits that you can get at Academy Sports and they've held up well so far..

We use a Dodge 3500 with a Cummins Turbo Diesel.........We also use a Ford F150 to pull our trailer unit.

Morgan, What a terrible thing to happen. I have two daughters myself and cannot imagine being in a position where I could not "fix" it and make it all better. I know this is an awful time of year to be dealing with this, so if there is anything you need, please feel free to call. Alabama's not to far from Tenn and the trip would be well worth it. Our business is only two months old, so there's not a lot to offer, but we can give you all the Xstream Clean pens and business cards you need !! Just kidding, again we are very sorry and you will definately be in our prayers.. Brian Riley

We are going to be using our x-jet for the first time tonight on a convenience store concrete pad. We are going to be trying the HD80 and the F18 max to see which one performs better. Both of these products are powder form and require a 2lb to 5 gallon mix. If the product is mixed with water at these ratios, what is the best way to x-jet it? From what I've read, the lowest ratio with the x-jet is 2:1....

We get HD80 from Russell at www.esproducts.net and the F18 max from Bob at www.pressuretek.com . There may be other places to purchase these products, but we have received great service and they offer tips and advice that you can't put a price on...

Thanks to everyone for their input. Just a quick update. Since we really weren't sure what to do with the x-jet before we left last night, we used our Fimco pump. Initially we didn't think we would have enough hose on the Fimco, so we were going to use the x-jet. We tried both products, the F18 max and the HD80, mixing both at approximately 5oz. per gallon. The service station we were doing will be a test station which could possibly land us a 35 station account, so we went with a stronger mix to ensure the oil stains were removed. Both products performed very well. I know some of you guys sell these products and are obviously biased, but I'm just trying to be honest with everyone else that wanted to know how it turned out. Thanks again for everyone's help...

True, that is almost full strength. But my concern is that when I run it through the x-jet, it is going to cut it at least 2:1 which will be way to diluted to get the deep oil stains, gas, and grease that we are trying to tackle. So should we just make a stronger solution and allow the xjet to cut it?

Our trailer actually has two seperate guns on it. We have two 20hp Hondas and each gun is 3500 psi with 5.2 GPM all on the same skid ...

Jim, Did you ever find anyone to complete this job? Thanks, Alex