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I know sometimes abrasive pads are used, but if you want to try and strip it chemically - let me introduce you to the Encyclopedia of Clean - at the bottom of this page here: eacochem.com/eaco-chem-literature/ If you go to the chart at the bottom, substrate is concrete, looks like for mastic adhesive you want to try AcrylicStrip or InStrip from Eacochem. Personally I haven't tried stripping mastic, but the products should work if you apply them thick enough and give it enough time.

@@howtohockeytraining Hmm... Hockey stick or power washer?

This was a product called Rhino Blast from Good Under Pressure. It's potassium hydroxide in a gel. Probably about 1500 to 2,000 PSI. Let the chems do the work, don't try and brute force it off with water else you might damage the surface

the difference is clear to me

Sooooo satisfying! Loved seeing the water slowly go from brown to clear.

I agree. It is much cleaner. The rug is old and worn and faded. Professional carpet cleaning can only do so much. If the owner is so concerned about it not looking clean then said owner shouldn't have waited 6 years to get it cleaned. It should have been done every year if it was the carpet in a hallway or foyer. Not the cleaners fault for the state of the rug. They did the best they could with what they had.

Depends on the scope with the customer. Using a detergent, like a degreaser to clean off the grease, would be done if someone was going to be working on a section of the equipment and needed clean access. Otherwise these were back out the next day to get dirty again, so they were just a maintenance level clean.

I didn't choose the boat cleaning life, the boat cleaning life chose me

For the bench I believe I used a product called Rhino Blast by Good Under Pressure in Calgary. It's potassium hydroxide in a gel.

Parker red hose. Expensive and heavy but lasts forever ph.parker.com/ca/en/product-list/gst-ii-general-purpose-air-water-hose

Exactly 🫣🤣

“This is my first video I have watched” I reread my comment and then sounded like I watched acouple and the left tha comment.. lol (I had to let it be known) ✌🏾

Thanks! Glad you liked it! Have a better carpet cleaning video and an oil spill clean up video with wash water reclamation in the works. So stay tuned 😀

I have! In fact I made of video of the experience! th-cam.com/video/eAgKW8CETEY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SoG_xmVuNxFmF5JA

Thanks! 😁

Thanks! 10k still feels far off, but I appreciate the support! 😀

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks! Glad you liked it 😁

@@randallruch really depends how much your time is worth. Yes it would save some product, but doubles the effort. Dipping your brush in a bucket is an efficient method for conserving the one restore compared to spraying alone.

Not the greatest short sorry. It's in the description - Techniseal Professional Oil and Grease Remover. There's lots of similar products though. Just look for a poultice - paste that dries into powder.

Yes you sure can. Just need to learn how to winterize everything!

At the time it was $100/hr plus travel one way.

3 1/2 hours right? I bet you I’m right on the money.😊

A GoPro with a head strap!

Thanks!

This was $100/hr starting from when leaving the shop and finishing on site. Long gun with a rotary tip, 4 gallons a minute to conserve water (use more if you can), and about 1200-1500 PSI to give the stickers a chance of staying on.

Pressure Tek and Princess Auto and various other suppliers

@@AndrewMeades PT are my go to! Appreciate it.

I didn't give it any dwell time in this video. You could just spray it to cover all the rust, give it 10 minutes to work, check and see if it needs longer or a second application, and then pressure wash it off. Scrubbing is not necessary. Keep in mind it will clean whatever it runs down onto below.

This was Rhino Blast from Good Under Pressure. It's potassium hydroxide in a gel.

Here it is suno.com/song/100b4749-53e2-4310-862a-50609dd715f9

I don't hate vandals. I feel like graffiti is just a fact of life, like littering, its going to happen eventually. If you own a building just budget an amount for it and remove it ASAP always. It is not something I would do personally as its against my values touching someone elses property without permission. But it also helps to put food on my table, so it is what it is. I don't mind it as much when its a big corporate customer. And it sucks when its a struggling small business owner who has their city forcing them to remove it and I get to experience their frustration and loss.

Writer😂😂😂😂😂 get a life

@@AndrewMeades Ok I see your side and I get what your saying me personally I was shown from older guys who already had been painting since late 90's and there's different types of writers there's straight up vandals that just wanna destroy and are usually sh*t house(the P*say tag is a prime example) then you got ones who will only hit like the city and trainlines and then you have legal art mural pieces. I always push for local governments to make legal spaces more available because it does work don't care what anyone says it does. Alot of people have gone from doing illegal to just legal walls and because you have time you can get so much better not to mention the friends you meet at spots. Anyway we are not all the same like I said in my original comment I fully approve of this buff and anything else like it. Hope you have a great day.

@@twou4851 Neck Up!!!!

@@twou4851a writer lives more in a day than you do in a lifetime

I'm spraying paint with an airless sprayer

Without chems you're running the risk of etching the concrete

It’ll tear up whatever surface is under it too. The use of chems is to decrease possible damage that may result.

Why?

You know why

@@Bradley5 no not really explain…

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