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Many concrete cleaning chems have potassium hydroxide in them, but, I think that for a pool deck, some 10 or 12% and dish soap will do

I'm with Russ bd200:lgjump: but simple cherry is good too

yeah me I'm in

Both methods are very effective at getting chems where you want them to be, and both have their downsides. A work around for having to wheel a cart around with the x-jet is adding longer hose, but it means more hose to get tangled up on trees and plants and other hose and even you. I know about pressure hose blow outs over time in the middle of a job when downstreaming, chem spouting everywhere. Not that I choose one over the other but at least you would be able to complete the job if you had the x-jet as backup. And that's what I do ,keep one as a backup for the other.

As an alternative to the Deckster, you may also want to check out the deck rig that Scott Paul (the pro sealer store ) sells on his site. Its made with a 2gpm delevan and about 25' of hose with some other goodies, or get Bob to custom make one for you with the battery boxes and extra hose.

Lol yes things are expensive here because we only regulate what we call bread basket items (locally produced) the sky is the limit to a degree on the imported stuff. And that price is cheap compared to what you would pay on some of our other family islands

Grand Bahama is real nice

Good to hear from you Linda you'll be hearing from me real soon

Thanks guys you're very encouraging

Recent dock job. This was a solid acrylic strip really tough. I did have some before pics but they got deleted. Ready Seal Dark Red is the color.

Thanks so much for the help. Two more question though. When I return the trv do I need to plumb it to anything or can I just leave it. If I am understanding what I am being told, I need to attach the barb to the lower fitting that I have pointed out in the attached photo

I recently installed a k7 unloader on my 3500 psi 3.5 gpm direct drive pump (comet66dx).The installation appeared to be straight forward but for some reason the machine is now consistently blowing the 3/8 hose that comes from the unloader bypass (to what I think goes) back to the pump. The only thing that I did in addition to swapping out the old unloader was to change out the fitting at the pressure relief valve to a straight 3/8 barb, could this be the problem? I mean as soon as I turn on the water supply it blows a hole in the hose. Any help on how to rectify this would be great.

Is it? I'm wondering the same thing

What product did you use to do the first stain/dye?

Can anyone provide an msds for simple cherry or at least say what chems it is comprised if. I am really interested in buying a powder for housewashing but I want to know whats in it so that I can compare it to other chems that I've used and/or heard good things about