I agree 100% brother. I just had a conversation with a fellow washer a couple days ago and it really made open my eyes that the fact he was downing me doing this and claimed that I was giving away knowledge for FREE. I felt a little disgusted honestly. I'll never be too big to help someone out.

Thanks! Yea man it'd much faster than the pump up sprayer and the wider fan pattern is pretty sweet

What up bro. Soon you're gonna be rocking!

Thank your for the support

Thank you my brotha 💪🏾💪🏾

Thank you very much

Lil rascal sped it up for me! Gotta strap that bucket down with a bungee. I almost tipped it over 😀😅

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Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks for sharing. That is so awesome! To do this job 1st one must truly enjoy it because it is very taxing on the body. As far a soft wash system I would with this one. Only downside is you will obviously need a tank and hose reel. shop.pressurewasherproducts.com/12-VOLT-START-SOFTWASHING-EVERFLO-5500-BLUE-5-8-200-FLEX-TECH-E55B200F.htm Or this one since its very portable shop.pressurewasherproducts.com/12-VOLT-START-SOFTWASHING-EVERFLO-5500-BLUE-5-8-200-FLEX-TECH-E55B200F.htm

Thank you. It worked great!

Yes it does. I need to put a bungee cord to strap the 5 gallon lol I almost tipped it over

Thank you

Yessuh. Got a tip on a big ticket and a 5 star review.

💪🏾💪🏾🔥🔥🔥 thanks

Thanks brother. No the sealer isn't slick at all. That's a major plus for it. Also it's not permanent typically it last 2-3 years. Another great thing about this sealer is it doesn't need to be stripped. Next time I seal it I can just clean and add another layer on top.

Goof job. Yes when rinsing its best to rinse it sideways I use deco products silicast sealer.

Yea I keep a rag. The pool enclosure just gets shiny if the sealer gets on it. It's clear sealer so it doesn't change the color. But I wipe them down anyway.

Thank you brother. Yea thats one thing I didn't think to get. I sure realized it quick lmao. I'm gon a get a pair for the tool box for sure

Hey brother yea let me know. The hose was 25ft. It's 1/4 inch air hose by Goodyear.

Thank you very much. I lived in Sarasota for 2 years back in 2002-2004. But as far as how often to reseal I'd say about 2-3 years depending on weather. I always tell my customers about 2 years.

Hey brother. I use deco products silicast paver sealer and I use silica sand from Florida silica company. I like that sand cause it's very easy to manage oppose to the sand from lowes or home depot. Actually I tell them that's what I use and show them pictures from previous jobs to see if they like it. I haven't had any requests to tint pavers, maybe one day

Thank you for supporting. Thats a little 1gpm pump

Good luck! Yea just soft wash them with a hot mix and ball valve rinse them

Thank you 😊 if its odd shape like that best thing to do is measure it in sections then add it all up. Paver sealing stars at $1. If its a small job you could change a little more per sq ft

Thanks. I use deco products silicast. It's a water based sealer.

Hey thanks brother. I normally don't unless I see something outrageous at the property or if it's a huge project. I'm not gonna have have them sign stuff for a driveway cleaning. But to each their own, some companies does make them sign something every job.

Thanks, Yes I normally wipe it off. on the white ones its not noticeable since the sealer goes on clear but sometimes if theres dirt and dust that flies on it then it hardens that stuff in. When that happens i just take a wet rag or brush to remove the dirt, sand, and dust.

Not a bad idea 🤔🤔🤔

Thanks. I built it myself actually 🙏🏽🤙

Here it is. Youre gonna need to get some Teejet 6510 nozzles, get a couple of them shop around online. Heres the list from amazon. www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2LMM5JF1O32AG?ref_=wl_share

Thank you. I ran 5 gallons of water through it. Remember it's a water based sealer so it's much easier to clean the sprayer. If it was solvent based sealer it would take more

That’s awsome that makes since thanks for the reply keep up the great work and videos lots of great information and help

Yea it must be a Florida thing cause it's very rare to find a pool without an enclosure. Lol I gotta hire the weights 🤣 I also play minor league football. It's my 16th year playing so I gotta stay up to date to chase these young guys.

Hey thanks. I keep a damp rag with me and wipe those off. Being that it's a water based sealer it wipes off easily. I usually use a paint shield (check out my other sealing videos). No you're not doing anything wrong, taping is totally fine also.

Thank you

Deco20 clear sealer. It's more like a waterproofing sealer.

I typically tell my customers to wait 4 to 8 weeks after installation to seal pavers. Just to avoid if efflorescence starts to grow on the pavers. Typically that's the time period that happens.

1 gpm 💪🏾

😅😅😭😭😭😭 thanks man. Yea bro I'm 12 time all star, 2 league defensive MVPs, league all time leader In tackles, couple championships. This past season my team complete a 3 peat. We're In season now trying to win a 4 peat. Checkout my highlights from last season kzfaq.info/get/bejne/raqPqamY3ciZcqc.html

Deco products Silicast

Thanks. It's because it's not fully dried. Yes it does go away once it gets a good couple days of sun.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash thanks for replying appreciate it. God bless my brother

I dont have a video on how to make it 😔

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash found one kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gd9ge8WiqLGroJs.html

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Yes all in 1 day. At $1-2 a sq ft. Depending on size. And I use deco products silicast paver sealer.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash how can i find the exact product? is it good to use on brick, concrete, exposed agrogate, pavers. and stamped concrete?

@@thatswhatshesaid142 call them to find a supplier/distributor near your town. Deco Peoducts is the name (their logo is a fishbone) . That idk I only use it on pavers. They do make other sealers for different surfaces. I've yet to see this one used on concrete driveways, brick and those other surfaces you mentioned. They would be more knowledgeable in that department. I've used their travacast sealer before which is for travertine decks.

Just wipe it off. It's water based sealer. I use a wet rag and wipe any overspray.

Thank you that was a perfect easy answer .

Thanks B! How's your deck looking?

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash Getting there!

Yikes. Try a pool apply store. Pool chlorine down here is cheap. Tell them you're a business they may give you a slight discount especially buying in bulk.

I use deco products silicast. I'm not sure about salt water poops, I haven't done one yet to be honest.

Good eye my man. I did it on this job because the customer requested and paid for it. As you see its a very tedious process lol so time is money therefore theres a fee for that. Most customers do not want to add that to the job.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash Definitely hard on the back. Thank you for the fastest reply and for your content knowledge. You should create a course!!!!

Bummer thats about 2hrs+ away from me. No it will not prevent ants, that would be more so on the pest control side. Ant will make mounds in any tiny crevasse. Nah the solution wont do anything to the pool water, its wayyyyyy to much chlorinated water in the pool for that to happen.

Learned from an owner of a paver sealer company 😃

Lol nice

Either deco 20 or deco travacast.

Hard grout? Meaning polymeric sand? I've washed quite a few rough looking pavers with big gaps and loose pavers yes.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash Sorry for the confusion, its not sand but more of an epoxy grout.

@@christianbrassington2224 oohhh yea. I think on this video is what you're describing. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pr6gl8iXt7S1eYU.html

Yes I do. They can handle surface cleaning just fine. But they can also be softwashed (stones like travertine)

Never done of those, I cant honestly say.

Also can you drop your setup items for the sprayer! drop that affiliate link!

@@tommytapper9257 there isn't a set price. I can tell you they range from $1.50 to $2 a sq ft. I don't use the cart anymore since I got the 20v backpack sprayer. But here's the list of parts. www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2LMM5JF1O32AG?ref_=wl_share

Just a SH mix to get rid of Any algae and mold off the pavers

Yep can't use that pump sprayer with those other sealers. I use a water based sealer so that's why it works for me.

I have an 8gpm. The 4gpm when I had it did ok with the ball valve but not as good. So I'd usually use the gun to rinse with it.

Where in central florida? Orlando? I can get you situated with that project.

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In Longwood.

@@jaimesegarra3384 yes I got someone in Orlando that's close to Longwood FL

This is the cart parts. www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2LMM5JF1O32AG?ref_=wl_share

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash Thank you Cliff. You the man!

Hey I got them from sprayer depot

Thanks brotha, much appreciated

Never done one actually. That would be a challenge

I've only done pavers. Concrete pool deck is the same process but you'll have to use a roller on it cause you'll have some puddles. Pretty easy still. Just work in section, spray then roll, and move to the next section.

Any sand will do. I personally like the silica sand cause it's easier to manage. The lowes and home depot sand always seems mushy like playground sand.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash I’m in west palm beach FLORIDA is there a place you recommend to get the sand . I was thinking Home Depot.

I dont blatantly spray or blow sand in the pools. The tiny amount that gets in there doesn't affect it. Keep in mind I use silica sand. Not polymeric sand

On this video I had made that sprayer myself. But that was years ago. Nowadays I use this sprayer below. In the description there's the info to order one. Paver sealing is estimated by square footage. And your price per sq ft will include the cost for materials and labor. That price can range from $1-5 a sq ft depending on your market or even the details of the job. kzfaq.infoB9x8HGUMJus?feature=share

Thats impossible. Thats the same as customers asking if dirty water will get in the pool when cleaning a pool cage lol Its not that serious to be worrying about stuff like that when the pool has a vacuum to clean it when debris and sand get in there. Or a pool cleaning service can also be scheduled for cheap.

Under $150 bucks

For driveways 72hrs after sealing

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash thank uou

Silica sand will not harm the pool. I would advise not getting polymeric sand in the pool as it hardens when it comes in contact with water.

There is but I just always bring more than I need to be safe cause each job is different. Some pavers have bigger joints and require more sand that others. so i bring an extra bag than I need to be safe. I dont need to be right on point when it comes to that.

I would go out there for an upcharge. Contact me at 813-458-0864 or email info@pinkflamingopowerwash.com for pricing

The 12v for softwash hose I use 1/2 inch. For paver sealing that 12v uses 1/4 inch hose.

No I'm not. I've done that before as an upcharge though.

Minor things. Like o rings, running out of gas, broken pull cord, clogged tips on my surface cleaner, broken cheap surface cleaners lol. But once I got better equipment all of that ceased.

I know you asked Clifford but I just wanted to say, it happens to us all man. A lot of “on the job” training in this field. Here are some tips. 1. If you’re having a hard time with normal stains & down streaming, start putting your down stream hose directly into the SH & draw 2%. Don’t be scared of SH. Think of it as chlorine, because well, it is. Soak all plants before & after work & you’ll be fine. Clifford’s videos are a prime example. He’s running 3,4,5% all the time and doesn’t even flench. If you find the 2% helps, get a soft wash system asap. You’re work will turn out better, guaranteed, with a soft wash system regulating your chemicals. Plus bleach will destroy your high pressure hoses, fittings, down stream injector, basically everything related to the pressure washer & it’ll do it quickly. 2: With that said, we work with high pressure, plumbing, water, & chemicals. Stuff is going to break (a lot.) If your problem is parts failing then make sure your charging enough to afford spare parts to fix stuff when it breaks. And, once again, get a soft wash system. Only using your pressure washer for concrete & rinsing will save you a lot of money in the long run. 3. Pro tip- Avoid dark hardy board at all cost till you know what to look for. If you put SH on a dark green hardy board home painted with Sherwood Williams paint, you can kiss your business goodbye. If you don’t have insurance you’ll be paying to repaint the home. To add to this, avoid over pleasing people by taking on oxidation removal, paint removal & other miscellaneous jobs & focus on perfecting your house wash instead until you’re comfortable. Don’t get discouraged. Anytime something goes wrong, instead of getting mad, think about how to fix it for next time. Get a CRM, LIKE RIGHT NOW!, if you don’t have one. Lastly, work on marketing. My biggest mistake when starting was trying to learn everything I could about the cleaning process and I didn’t focus on marketing at all. Well it doesn’t matter how good you are, if you don’t have customers, you’re not in business. I learned this the hard way. Think about it like this. If you want $900 days & you’re average job is $300 then you’ll need 3 new customers a day or 72 customers a month!!!! (Based on 24 days.) Take into account closing rate & you basically need 100 leads every month. Now that you understand the importance of marketing in this business, get on it!! Perhaps you’re already doing some of this stuff & I know this is a long post but I want to help. I almost gave up my first year and it was stressful. I didn’t sleep some nights. My problem at the time, marketing. Lead generation, marketing, sales, invoicing, follow ups, how you quote, all of these things are the MOST important thing you can learn as a new business owner. Hope this helps! Believe in yourself & you’ll succeed. & pay attention to Clifford when he talks about SH values! Very few people on KZfaq are doing it like Clifford & that’s why he has 250+ 5 star reviews on his business page!

@@chrisgood9715 Thank you!!

@@mattphillips6503 anytime brother. We’re all in this together. Team 🇺🇸

Listen it's not going to affect a pool with thousands of gallons of chlorinated water. There's a difference in dumping a 5 gallon bucket of sealer in the pool vs a little over spray that's not even 1 cup worth.

Deco Products silicast paver sealer. I used about 3 gallons on this one because it was only around 650 sq ft.

thanks 🙏 where. they're selling this. product.

@@hectorortiz4181 Just call them they will locate you a dealer close to you. all major cities got it i think. I buy mine in Tampa at a distributor, theres also a place in Orlando, Jacksonville and MIami that i know of.

sure send me a message 🙏🏽

Deco products silicast

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash thank you bro

Square footage. Typically the process of cleaning , sanding and sealing usually cost $1 per sq ft. Or a little more.

10-4. Thank you bro, I’m going to look into learning this. It’s good to learn as much as you can

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@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash love you back. Call me when you can

Great job, did you use a water base sealer?

Yes I did. I only use water based sealer. Love the durability and it doesn't require advanced equipment to apply it.

@@PinkFlamingoPowerWash ok cool bro!😁

HAHAHAH Good one.

You can use a chlorine/water mixture to clean the algae

Chlorine mixture with water

Silica sand

Thank for you help

Up ton$2 a square foot.