nice job. SSE chestnut? I think I see some orange in it but that might just be the lighting. If not maybe sierra by the texas guys. Not thinking mahogany. Well, wanna fill me in? Inquiring minds and all that. I’m a little giddy, got to weedwhack, push mow, did some tilling, but geez going from 50’s and misty rain to 75 and sunny is a hard transition. Probably die tomorrow supposed to be 82 and sunny and we are putting in a pool. Man needs a little time to acclimate to warm weather ..read more

What did the sds of that product say it was? Probably sodium or potassium hydroxide, with maybe a butyl boost or some metasilicate. Buy the chems online, soo much cheaper. If you were in a rush I get it, but a couple of pounds of potassium hydroxide and acid on hand doesn’t cost much and they can be used for cleaning other things. If it was the original deckover and not the newer version of it, my experience says that the only way to remove it is the diamabrush .Most of those decks are gone now, but you might run across it. Nice first job, I’m sure they were happy as it looks better. Do what d ..read more

Not necessarily using it as an ad, but as a “introductory” sort of video on our YouTube channel that I can link to clients. Perhaps something to post on my LinkedIn and instagram page as well. What type of care you can expect our company to be taking with your property. Just a short little video. Am I painting a better picture in your head? We have a lot of Wack-jobs in my area. Recently bid an apartment complex, the property manager said the previous company charged $14k, I show up and there’s horrible wand marks everywhere and nothing is cleaned. No surface cleaner, no chemicals, just sprayi ..read more

This is what I found that’s pretty close to what you want. It’s on fiver though. I’ve thought about it myself. Do soft washing, exterior cleaning and power washing video ads by Nasar_bhuiyan | Fiverr ..read more

Yeah. I just got a kick out of it. I clipped the end with barb and dropped the hose in there but of course it went in and out of SH and I was dinking around with the injector thinking it was on backwards. Classic shakedown job. Fixed and onto another on the list ..read more

Overall no bad, except for like William mentioned. I’m sure they’re happy with it. How many hours did you have in the project and actual cost of supplies and material not counting labor? Good training for you though. If they were truly looking for a 2-3 year solution, I would have hit with a couple of coats of HW mix, run my surface cleaner over, let dry and comeback with a somewhat similar color coat of the Deck Over. Decks like that, exactly what it’s made for ..read more

Brick and limestone. Also wood in some areas they said don’t worry about damaging the wood trim because they’re repainting ..read more

You want your cut ins to be invisible ..read more

When you cut in edges you need to make sure to stagger how far out you cut in. The way you did it, you left a clear line across the entire wall where you cut in and it sticks out like a sore thumb. You did the same thing a few feet out from the edge when you started staining the floor. I prefer to stain one or two boards at a time and do the full length of the board to avoid those stop/start lines. You want the coating to be even across the entire surface with no visible lines or splotches. Big props to you for trying your hand at something new. Staining isn’t for everyone but should you decid ..read more

I’m not really sure I understand how you are wanting to use this material… but regardless, when I was in college we would often be approached by companies asking for similar types of stuff… I would try reaching out to local colleges (art schools specifically) and see if any of the students would want to put something together in exchange for some cash and portfolio material ..read more