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For hydraulic fluid on a concrete driveway, the two F9 products I’d focus on are F9 Double Eagle + F9 Groundskeeper. F9 specifically lists both for oil/hydrocarbon contamination. The F9 process I'd use 1. F9 Double Eagle — first This is the heavy degreasing step. F9 specifically recommends Double Eagle for oil, grease and hydrocarbons. Their published dilutions are: Very heavy contamination: straight Heavy: 1:1–5:1 Moderate: 10:1 F9 recommends a 2–15 minute dwell, agitation on heavy areas, then surface cleaning; hot water is preferred. For a hydraulic-fluid spill, I'd probably start around 1:1 or stronger, assuming you're dealing with unsealed concrete and a substantial stain. 2. F9 Groundskeeper — second This is where it gets particularly interesting for an oil stain that has soaked into concrete. F9 says Groundskeeper is for oil and hydrocarbons, but the standing/topical oil should first be removed with Double Eagle at about 5:1. Groundskeeper is normally used around 10:1–15:1. In fact, F9 specifically describes Double Eagle followed by Groundskeeper as a “1-2 punch” on oil stains. I'd approach it roughly like this: Absorb/remove excess hydraulic fluid → Double Eagle → agitation → hot-water surface clean → Groundskeeper treatment.
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Rock on brother! Good information thanks for sharing.
Jun 23 •
Facebook ad examples
Hey guys been going through the course and I’m loving it! The instructors talk about running Facebook ads as their main way of getting new business. Was wondering if you have any examples of ad copy and creative that are working for you guys?
2 likes • Jun 23
We just loaded it today! The ads and links to them as well as checking competitor ads on facebook....where to get yours built too!
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@Bob Chapman we now have a step by step video on set up listed!
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How to set up Facebook ads..video is uppp!
Check in the classroom for a 30 min ad set up video... step by step. You can now set up ads yourself.
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Leave feedback after you watch it, good or bad...as well as questions. Thanks!
21d •
Getting started
Hello, my name is Mike. I turn 20 in 3 days. I started a pressure washing business a few months ago. I don’t come from money or anything, so I started with a basic setup: a 2.5 GPM / 3500 PSI pressure washer, surface cleaner, and downstream injector. I just got my first truck, so now I’m starting to get out there and door knock consistently. I went out yesterday and had some good conversations. Two people took my card and said they’ll likely need some work done. So far I have three 5-star Google reviews and I’ve been building up my Facebook page as well. The course and this community have been really useful, and I’m open to any advice or suggestions from people who are further along. I’d like to post an update every week or two to stay accountable, and see how everyone else in the community is doing.
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Nice hustle. Great idea sharing consistently. Helps keep you on track! This is still a newish group, do it even if no one else does... ill start doing the same next week. We can look back on it! Whats your winter hustle?
24d •
My First WIN!
I thought it might be helpful for other people to share my story for inspiration and give a testimonial. I'm new to the pressure washing game. I've pressure washed before, but never for myself or my own business. I Bought myself a "starter pack". 4 GPM Honda machine, shooter tip with adjustable nozzle, downstream injector and 20" surface cleaner. Also a pump sprayer, some SH and surfactant. To get started I cleaned my moms brick patio for free and took before and after pictures. Told my friend about it and offered to do something small at his parents lake property for free to take some before and after pics. Turns out they wanted a lot more than that. They wanted the north side of the house washed, brick patio under the deck, two fights of stone steps, a brick fire pit area, dock, gutters and about 420 linear feet of brick walkways with heavy moss buildup. Got the job, completed the work in a couple days and got a check for $2500! Not too shabby for my first paid job! Thank you guys. I wouldn't have been able to do it without your help!
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Nice! Congratulations, have them leave reviews on google, fb!
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@chris-mcgee-5658
Looking to learn, expand and grow! Currently own and operate a pressure washing business. As well as a free skool group for pressure washing owners!
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