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Jon, I don't know if you talking about cool-decking or not, but if you are be VERY careful. That stuff is thin, and will crack on its own in a couple of years. I would not want to put any pressure on it myself. Sam

VOC Strip Either get your self some Silica Gel pouches or a VCI strip. The strips emit a vapor that covers your tools, protecting them from rust. They need to be replaced every 6 months. I like the Bullfrog myself. http://www.bull-frog.com/emitters.html Sam

Buffing You cannot use rubbing compound or "buff" out the discoloration cause by magnetic signs. Modern clear coat paint is layered differently than non-clearcoat paint jobs. The pigment layer of the paint is below the clear-coat layer, and the whole thing is about as thick as a business...

Cleaner Times Magazine sells a guide book that will give you a light overview of many power washing areas. Search for the site, it shouldn't be hard to find. Oh yeah, you need an extension wand to get to the high areas. They come in different lengths and will run between $100 - $400...

Moisture Meters Any good woodworking supply will have them. There are many styles and price ranges. You can start looking at www.hartvilletool.com and www.rockler.com Later, Sam

Ok guys, a little help here. I am getting in a little fence practice on my own fence. The posts and stringers are very old for a fence, around 20 years. The pickets are about 10 years old. The fence was never sealed. Here comes the problem/question. I am not sure what my expectations...

Everybody loves a oneliner! The reason one line ads normally produce more results is simple. When people are scanning the YP for a number they are using their finger scanning down the page looking for whatever. One line ads and small box ads are placed in-line alphabetically. The larger ads...

Jon, I work in a family owned print shop and we have four phone lines. All I can tell you is yellow page ads are EXPENSIVE. If your satisfied with your current workload, why bother? If on the other hand you are looking for a way to bring in some new accounts, then it might be a good idea...

I get scared anytime someone tells me they make a teriffic salary and don't even have to go to work. 1). I think they are lying. 2). Absentee owners breed resentment, and many problems in the work place.

I have looked online, but have yet to find an X-jet in a catalog. Can someone tell me where they bought theirs? Thanks, Sam

Thanks to all for the help. Now I need to order a wand from Glenn when I get some extra cash! Sam

I ordered some Limonene, and there were no mixing instructions. My question is how do you guys mix this stuff. I bought enough to try (makes 10 gal), but I don't want to mix it all at once. My chemical injector mixes a 7:1 ratio, so I need to account for that also. My other option is to...

I didn't know Helicoptors did that... I thought the skids wouldn't leave black marks...seriously though, do you know the brand/name of the product applied to the concrete? That will probably help folks think of a possible solution for you. Sam

I was just reading some old posts, and ran across one dealing with window streaking. I use one part denatured alcohol to two parts distilled water to clean the windows of cars and trucks that I detail. It cuts road film, as well as the film formed from leather and vinyl releasing oils, ect...

When the going gets hard... I don't powerwash for a living. I own a reasonably nice pressure washer, and I have been frequenting these boards looking for tips on usage, chemicals, ect. To that end, I appreciate all of the knowledge held by this boards members. More to your topic then... I...