Two of my rental apt acts want 5 nasty garages cleaned before Thursday, maint guys have tried using TSP and a presure washer and it's not working out, so now they want to pay to do it.
Of course it's an apt/condo rental so they don't want to spend a lot of money, they just want it to "look better".
I plan on using my 175 with a 35 lb. drive plate with a green or black pad for agitation then rinsing with the turbo.
Do you guys have any suggestions? The local Prosoco dealer is closed on Sat. Plus I figured a lot of you guys might know what to use as well.
Lots of oil, tire marks, antifreeze, etc. I was messing around in my garage on an anti freeze spot, Prosoco Surekleen 600 etched/burned it pretty good.
I've never done this before but it's a good start for moving into concrete. All advice and opinions will be appreciated, Thanks, Bill
Of course it's an apt/condo rental so they don't want to spend a lot of money, they just want it to "look better".
I plan on using my 175 with a 35 lb. drive plate with a green or black pad for agitation then rinsing with the turbo.
Do you guys have any suggestions? The local Prosoco dealer is closed on Sat. Plus I figured a lot of you guys might know what to use as well.
Lots of oil, tire marks, antifreeze, etc. I was messing around in my garage on an anti freeze spot, Prosoco Surekleen 600 etched/burned it pretty good.
I've never done this before but it's a good start for moving into concrete. All advice and opinions will be appreciated, Thanks, Bill
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NOT A VERY COST EFFECTIVE decision, but it works pretty good though, I poured it in my water tank on the 175, scrubbed with a green pad held on with a 35 drive plate and rinsed with my turbo with Oxyblaster cleaner. But the real stubborn ones I spot cleaned with Oil Flo by Titan Laboratories. The jobs looked pretty good, the deep oil stains needed to be poulticed, no way a rentals gonna pay for that.
