grizzley

Skeet shooting, but only if you live out of town.

Hire them, give them NO benefits, pay them cash and keep them in places people cant see them. Using this method will save you tons of money as well as keep WC, insurance, etc down to a minimum. Make sure they know they are fired just prior to any accident happening (verbal disclaimer with them). Watch your profits SOAR!!!!!!!!

Yea, I think the aluminum will be an easy fix. The SS is what has me worried. There has to be SOMETHING. The budget is open ended. The cost to replace this much stainless will be VERY high and they know it. If they can do it for 70% less, they are happy. There are literally 1000's of alum brighteners on the market. Its a matter of finding the right one though.

Both. There is about half and half. The stainless is grade 316. I'm looking at Mothers Wax for the aluminum. I dont know how that will work. They only want a shine for a few weeks on the aluminum. Nobody knows what was spilled on the floors.... but it was urine, standing water (days I suppose) and freeon and maybe a few other things. And to double the trouble, they tried a few of their own coctails. If you know stainless, you know the care you have to take with chemicals before you start perminate damage.

Well, as many of you know, STAINLESS steel isn't so STAINLESS.... I have a floor that is diamond plate stainless steel that is brand new but has dulled alot. It is also "blotchy" with a darker tint to it in some areas. It is dull and it should be shiney. There is about 4000 sq ft of this stuff and I have tried a couple of items that didn't do the job. One was the 3M Stainless Steel Polish in the gallon jug. Of all things, urine (pee-pee) is the culprit.

Looks like it might be more trouble than it is worth. I'll sell the thing.

I have 2 16" sc's... mainly just trying to get answers about one that is bigger (28").

Trying to match up the largest surface cleaner to machines.... 3500 PSI @ 4 GPM Will that run a 2 bar 28" "Big Guy"? If so, what size of nozzles would be best? (2) 2.5's @ 25 degrees?

Not "dirty" but definately National Geographic.

Next time you are in town admiring my truck give me a call and we will get some coffee!

Discuss it with a professional so that you understand the pros and cons to each. You will then be able to decide which is best for your company.

I gave them three thumbs down more than a year ago for various issues.

Not sure how BIG of a unit you need or want or what the application is (indoors or outdoors) but I have a portable light unit that has a 6 KW generator (Kubota 3 CYL Desiel unit) and has (I think) 6 total lights on it. It is desiel ran and will run about 8-10 hours on a fill-up. This is one of those light units you see construction companies using while working at night... a BIG unit. If this isn't what you have in mind, I won't go into many details about a setup.

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