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Tracy Handl last won the day on November 4 2011
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About Tracy Handl
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TGS Gold Member
- Birthday 04/01/1968
Profile Information
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Company Name
Sun Brite Supply
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First & Last Name
Tracy Handl
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City & State
Lawrenceville, GA
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Occupation
Manager
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Looking to save time and money: Is there a deck stripper and brightener in one?
Tracy Handl replied to cwenbass's question in Wood Cleaning & Restoration - Decks, Fences, etc.
+1 here too. -
Giants VS Packers Football Pool for Roof Pump Give-away
Tracy Handl replied to Ron Musgraves's question in The Club House
Good goin Sani. As for th Packers.... I grew up just 30 miles south of Green Bay. Was really disapointed with the results of yesterdays game. My phone blew up with the texts of disgruntled friends from back home. Sad for Rogers as his record breaking season ended unjustifiably. One bad game and it's all over. Giants just outplayed them. Guess Atlanta should have been there. They wouldn't have liked playing in the cold. Giants may have been used to it and so it didn't hamper their game. Oh well, mabe next year. -
We will Start Stenciling everything in sept
Tracy Handl replied to Ron Musgraves's question in The Club House
to get them. Pressure Washing Stencils - Flat Surface Cleaners/Spinners/Parts and Pressure Washing Stencils -
My sympathy to you and your family, Marko.
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Welcome and if we can assist in any way, let us know.
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Cooking Oil from Deep Frying Turkeys
Tracy Handl replied to AZPowerWash's question in Residential Pressure Washing
A product that contains potassium hydroxide should work better than ones with sodium hydroxide. It works better on the organic oils that would be used when turkey cooking. -
What Roundtables are scheduled so far for 2012?
Tracy Handl replied to John T's question in The Club House
Sun Brite Supply will have the anuall spring Atlanta, GA., R.T. Event on April 20 -21st, 2012. Watch www.sunbritesupply.com for all the info on this great happening. See you there! -
brick discoloration while removing rust
Tracy Handl replied to Fairway Washing's question in Residential Pressure Washing
Oxalic always seems to leave white concrete a bit on the smokey gray side when used. So I would expect to see some change in the brick because of the Oxalic. Maybe try a product containing another kind of acid. Your distributor should be able to help you find one.....:) -
I second that motion!
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What removes nasty rust stains?
Tracy Handl replied to Jason E's question in Residential Pressure Washing
.....but keep in mind it is a weaker acid compared to others and in some instances you may need stronger depending on amount and length of time on the surface. Also, Oxalic can leave concrete sorta "smokey gray'. Follow it's use with a 1.5% bleach solution and allow to dry. This will whiten up the concrete as much as you can.- 14 replies
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Lightening up Med. Brown Ready Seal
Tracy Handl replied to PowerPlay's question in Wood Cleaning & Restoration - Decks, Fences, etc.
NOT LINSEED OIL! Take some clear Ready Seal and mix with the Med brown. or lightly strip and use the light brown. -
What are these areas
Tracy Handl replied to Mark Gallison's question in Residential Pressure Washing
looks to me like a crappy finish job where the cream was very thin and not spread evenly. Just my opinion from what is shown in the picture. -
Hi, Rip-it pulls oils out of concrete well. It does work in cold water. The key is to keep it moist while it dwells.
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Rip it cleanert never seemed to wash off
Tracy Handl replied to cwenbass's question in Wood Cleaning & Restoration - Decks, Fences, etc.
Hey pressureman101, i hope you read my post all the way through. I am very glad you spoke up to help. I was just pointing out that offering another product when there was a specific question raised about a product makes others think you are pushing a product as a covert vender. Please don't stop helping your fellow contractor. Others may learn from what you have to say my friend. Certainly no one in this thread was wanting you to stop contributing. -
Rip it cleanert never seemed to wash off
Tracy Handl replied to cwenbass's question in Wood Cleaning & Restoration - Decks, Fences, etc.
I've spoke with the thread starter and corrected his actions. You can always suggest products if you are not a vendor. As a vendor I would appreciate if it's not done in a thread asking specific questions about a product, but hey, it is ok and I am fine with it being done by a contractor. The way pressureman101 posted though is the reason others feel there are products being pushed. There was no injection to answer the thread question, just - here's a product. Just food for thought. I appreciate that you did offer the advice you did. It's always good to see one contractor helping another. I too am willing to be of assistance to anyone with these type questions, though for specific product info I would ask you to call me as I play by the vendor rules set up on these BBs's.