Red Clay stain removal

[hartland74 14]

Hey Guys. I am new to the forum but been in the business for 15 years. This is a great tool for all to learn and adapt . Now Im kinda embarased to say I am still applying the chemical with hand pump sprayers ,,but have upgraded to a flojet this season . First question , has anyone tried the M-16 Thruster nozzle from envirospec ? Second Q- Has anyone figured out how to get red clay stains out of brick mortar and bedford stone . Ive tried muratic acid with no luck . Thanks

[Paul Kassander 26]

I have herd from others that rust away works which is an oxalic acid blend. Haven't tried it personally no red clay in WI.

[814jeffw 71]

May be tough in something porous. But oxalic is a good choice.

Jeff

[MudDuck 20]

Hey hartland have you tried some of that O'l Kentucky bourbon? NC moon shine works for me,,,,

[Pat Norman 18]

Have not had a chance to try it yet, but have read on these forums before that Safe Restore is supposed to work wonders.

[Kemp 14]

Hey Guys. I am new to the forum but been in the business for 15 years. This is a great tool for all to learn and adapt . Now Im kinda embarased to say I am still applying the chemical with hand pump sprayers ,,but have upgraded to a flojet this season . First question , has anyone tried the M-16 Thruster nozzle from envirospec ? Second Q- Has anyone figured out how to get red clay stains out of brick mortar and bedford stone . Ive tried muratic acid with no luck . Thanks

I use the M-16 alot. It works great when it works. I have a problem with an o'ring that constantly goes bad. Then you are stuck in low pressure until you replace the o'ring.

Kemp

[hartland74 14]

Hey hartland have you tried some of that O'l Kentucky bourbon? NC moon shine works for me,,,,

Moonshine is a great idea , I dont know why I didnt think of it ! Going to the stihl now to collect some ole white lightning cleaning solution. Do you have a Patent on that idea?