dk34
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The roof was degraded beyond cleaning. You can peel the shingles away with your hand, so I told him no thanks. It would have done more damage than good.
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I would do a sample to see how long it would take you. Some ivy comes off easier than others. I was able to clean about 1700 sq. ft. of ivy covered brick in 2 hours. You won't know how long it will take until you try.
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Good old hot water, and a 40 degree tip took care of it for me. It wasn't that difficult to remove, at about 1500 psi. 160 degrees.
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Here's a before of dead ivy on brick.
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Pressure washer from Home Depot
dk34 replied to dlamontm98's question in Residential Pressure Washing
For occasional use, a direct drive unit is fine. For a full time business, a belt driven unit is better for the wear and tear, which are NOT sold at THE Home Depot. -
How about "Pressure cleaners know how to handle their wand"
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Diedrich 101 WN
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How about printed on your invoice "The highest compliment that I can receive is the referral of your friends and neighbors"
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How do you apply sealers and stains?
dk34 replied to Beth n Rod's question in Wood Cleaning & Restoration - Decks, Fences, etc.
It sounds like spraying is the best way to apply stain to the spindles. What are you doing to prevent overspray? Are you using airless sprayers or shur flo pumps? Thanks -
They're a lot slower that a quick connect....but the wont blow apart
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I intend to go, as I attended the previous show in DC. It really doesn't benefit power washers in general, unless you are doing restoration type work. Any suppliers have comp tickets available? dj.kessler@verizon.net