Pretty much like this. 2 to 1. 2 gallons of water to 1 gallon of sealer and 24-28 ounces of hardener ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0VPurqdCnWQ.htmlsi=oM8LHImnquKqrgcm

Lol you ain't lying

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You can buy sealer from any paver shop and some pressure washing stores. I live in Tampa so idk where in your town sells it.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash uraseal is the best do you recommend anything else less pricey

Also do you only add sh with surfactant do you add water to or no

@@venomshowcars I add surfactant to my sh. Not water.

Thank you

The edges are already saturated from surface cleaning the sidewalks and also when I rinse the sidewalks off so they're not gonna get burned.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash Thanks Cliff! You’ve been so generous with info and I really appreciate you!

Mud will clean off from sh but clay won't.

2540

Indeed

Not 100% dry cause it's a water based sealer.

Hahahha

What work? I did 3 jobs.

We made it out okay thanks

He used it on fresh stain. That stain is 8 years old. Only thing that will work is a torch on it.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash 8 years old? Man I thought they did that like a week or two ago. Good luck to them! I see why it wouldn’t come up. I was about to say a torch would work to a certain extent.

@@derrickbell3087 I recommended them to do the torch trick and it worked. Then he hit it with a light gray spray paint to blend it end.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash sounds good to me. I am sure it will blend in and look much better than before.

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Yep it definitely works.

Yes it does

Facts. Seems like a torch is the best thing

@PinkFlamingoPowerWash I've seen that done before on a video. Got to be careful that the concrete doesn't get too hot it can have like a lil explosion because of the moisture in the concrete

@@randybarlow9587 yes that's what happened to him. He said it started popping 😭 😂

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Lol it does

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Hey brother thanks for checking in. We are still battling, I will get an update on Dujuan in about 2 weeks. I've lost contact with him and only been getting updates from his wife.

Yes that's exactly how. ✔️

Thanks, will do!

Thanks again!

Thank you

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash welcome.

2700

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash I’m running a 20” on a 4gpm setup. Would 2700 be sufficient?

@@dkhuber1 It can be

Thanks. Yes I use a DN10 ball valve. But be careful there is a knockoff version that sticks really bad. Best thing to do is buy it from a reputable pressure washing store

It happened because the rust water was sitting in your yard. You gotta address the root cause of the problem which is where the rust is coming from. Is it your sprinkler system or is it fertilizer pellets in your grass.

Thank you for responding back to me so soon. I don't have a sprinkler system. As far as the fertilizer goes. The last time I put anything down was about a month ago. The rust literally happened over night. I put the rustaid down on a Friday and the next day it rained for a couple of hours. The next day. Boom. Should I have hit the driveway again with some S H. Or some kind of soap to help rinse it off better than the water that I used the first time. I watched alot of videos from the pro's like yourself. But nobody really shows the next step besides just rinsing it off with water. Do you know if the S H or soap will stop it from happening again if I redo my driveway. I thought the same thing about the fertilizer run in the driveway. But the entire driveway is orange. I could see maybe the bottom half, but my driveway is at a 2% incline from bottom to the top. If you have any ideas if this will work . I would greatly appreciate it. I have spent a lot of money and time on my driveway and hope that there is a easier way to fix it. Thanks again for your time and help.

@@bobhawkins6459 if it's orange then sh won't do anything for it. I would definitely do just the rust aid. And theres no need to rinse it off. Just spray it and leave it be. It won't damage the concrete driveway. I'm wondering when you rinsed it if it was done a little to early and not allowed enough time for the rust to be completely eradicated.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash Thank you for responding back. I will have to try it again and see what happens.

You can get it from local shops not home Depot or Lowe's. Idk where you live so it's hard to say. Id call around paver shops to see

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Appreciate that

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash your welcome.

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Yes indeed

Yes sir 🙂

Salute 🙌🏽🫡

Yes it was

Thanks a lot

Bout 45 mins ish..if I recall

On that one deco products silicast

Glad to help

12v Delevan pump 100psi 7gpm, 200ft 1/2 inch ag hose, and a proportioner manifold

Thank you so much 😁. They're pretty cool. My viewers love them so I do a couple throughout the year

Lol yea I do rust removal periodically. Some just let it go cause they're on a well water system

Thats what I used. Works very well

Hahahahaha too funny