I do buy my cleaning solution from a granite supply house. I use D2. Would highly reccomend it if you can find it. Its what Arlington National Cemetery uses to clean our veterans memorials. You can also use wet n forget. You can find that at any big box store or on amazon. If you cant find either, Dawn dish soap will help get into the pours of the stone and help clean it

www.milessupply.com/?s=monumask 😉

We will turn him into a Bear fan before he goes back to school. Ill send him back up there in a Butkus jersey ha

Lol 😂

Granite suppliers still do

A simple google search for "monumask" reveals a literal TON of suppliers for it lol

It's amazing

I think most granite suppliers carry the product now. Are you in the trade?

A simple google search for "monumask" reveals a literal TON of suppliers for it lol

I would try it on a small area first. Somewhere not super noticeable. I've used it on marble and it was fine. But not on real real old sugaring marble

D2 has been proven to be the best in the industry for cleaning granite or marble cemetery Memorials. Lots of studies have been done on it and that's also why Arlington national cemetery uses D2 on their Memorials. I've used other cleaners but D2 is by far the best. And it's biologically friendly. You can by small spray bottles of D2 and you can by upto 55 gallon drums of it. The amount you will use will depend on the size of the memorial and how dirty it is

Thanks for watching. I have another one from elberton coming out on Friday where there is actual work happening ha. The knowledge base down there is absolutely amazing

It's still at my office. Debating on resurfacing it. Someday

I prefer Mask over Molasses yes. Especially if I'm out in the cemetery. I don't need to have a water source to rinse the mask off. A lot of our rural cemeteries do not have water. I put it on pretty thin and have never had a problem. I'm sure they recommend a thicker coat to ensure there isn't any seep through.

@@ForestHillsMemorialsandS-bj2bs Cheers for the reply, much appreciated. I get where you are coming from regarding not needing a water source for cleaning off. Looking forward to watching the rest of your videos and any new upcoming ones. thanks again for the reply

100%

Yeah we might raise ours soon. Started by helping out the cemetery since they couldn't find any. Was going to help them out till they did. That was like 5 or 6 years ago

Many thanks to you my friend!

I'll take a winter like this every year!

I will as well, I bet Christian will also

It's called monumask

It's called monumask

Thankyou I have my great grandparents grave to do but been trying to find the right way to do it this looks very effective!

@mammaof4832 make sure to use a foam roller and multiple light coats

Can use molasses also. Works great.

This was their small building. I was in heaven just walking around. Ha

@@ForestHillsMemorialsandS-bj2bs I could tell looked like a lot of fun!

Some cemeteries require them so we do them. Most cemeteries around here do not want to disturb the Virgin soil and just add more weight under the stone. I relevel maybe 1 stone a year but mostly none and have been doing them this way for 25 years

What do yall use to seal them together?

Didn't work great in thos video bit it works great on panels with v cut lettering. It's called monumask

Thank you!!@@ForestHillsMemorialsandS-bj2bs

I'm from Australia, and I'm a stone mason aswell, man you guys do foundations for lawn monuments, so weird, our laws are a 300mm deep trench, with 2-4 piers that are dug with an auger 6-8 foot in the ground, with trench mechh on top, Always amazes me how different countries do it differently.