what are some prep and safety dos and donts for HD-80?

[a68cudas 14]

curious on what are some dos and donts for using HD-80? saftey precautions? respirator goves clothing etc? and what should you use tarp plastic etc for useing when stripping decks etc? also what to use when stripping decks that are close or connected to houses that are wood and stained as well so that you dont strip the house and only the deck? any info greatly appreciated

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Do-have a neutralizer on hand ready for use when applying HD-80

Do-Keep a gallon of vinegar on hand for personal neutralization

Do-Pre-wet plants and painted surfaces prior,during and after application to avoid causing problems.

Do-wear protective pvc, nitril gloves, goggles, respirator and rubber boots when working with HD-80

Do-Keep curious homeowners inside the home with windows and doors closed in the event the spray drifts in their direction

Do-Apply only to the intended surface and avoid application to an adjacent wood surface not intended to be affected. Use plastic masking to help where otherwise it would get on the surface.

Do not-play the ignorance card and not follow a safe regimen when using any chems.

Do not-Gripe and complain when it gets onto your skin and burns you if you didn't protect yourself with the PPE designated above.

Do-take pics, it looks great in your portfolio when talking to new clients.

Do-let us know how it goes :)

Rod!~

[Russell Cissell 65]

More information about HD-80 and other ESI products can be found at www.esproducts.net.

For a short cut to the product information pages you can use the following link:

http://www.esproducts.net/ProductInformation.htm

If you have more detailed questions, feel free to call the Contractor Support Hotline at 1-866-536-7393

Best of Luck

Russell Cissell

Extreme Solutions, Inc.

www.esproducts.net

1-866-536-7393

imrcc1@aol.com

[a68cudas 14]

Do-have a neutralizer on hand ready for use when applying HD-80

Do-Keep a gallon of vinegar on hand for personal neutralization

Do-Pre-wet plants and painted surfaces prior,during and after application to avoid causing problems.

Do-wear protective pvc, nitril gloves, goggles, respirator and rubber boots when working with HD-80

Do-Keep curious homeowners inside the home with windows and doors closed in the event the spray drifts in their direction

Do-Apply only to the intended surface and avoid application to an adjacent wood surface not intended to be affected. Use plastic masking to help where otherwise it would get on the surface.

Do not-play the ignorance card and not follow a safe regimen when using any chems.

Do not-Gripe and complain when it gets onto your skin and burns you if you didn't protect yourself with the PPE designated above.

Do-take pics, it looks great in your portfolio when talking to new clients.

Do-let us know how it goes :)

Rod!~

what about using plastic for around wood stained houses? wont it eat through the plastic? is there anything else to use besides plastic to mask off areas adjacent to house? what is a good respirator to use? thanks for your help can you let me know about the cpl new questions i just asked

[a68cudas 14]

More information about HD-80 and other ESI products can be found at www.esproducts.net.

For a short cut to the product information pages you can use the following link:

http://www.esproducts.net/ProductInformation.htm

If you have more detailed questions, feel free to call the Contractor Support Hotline at 1-866-536-7393

Best of Luck

Russell Cissell

Extreme Solutions, Inc.

www.esproducts.net

1-866-536-7393

imrcc1@aol.com

thank you i will take a look at that site

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

what about using plastic for around wood stained houses? wont it eat through the plastic?

You can use it if you have something to attach to with a clamp. It can eat through the plastic if it is sitting on top of it in the case of horizontally. Otherwise, we use formica boards from a tile distributor (use to display tile styles on) to keep any stripper off the wood siding.

what is a good respirator to use?

A NIOSH n95 will work just fine. (the one that makes you look like a bug)

Rod!~