Any idea what is on this concrete?
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Chris Francis
Member
How old is complex Spence
Chris Tharpe
New member
Looks like damage to me
Larry Millette
Member
Looks to me like someone hit it with a floater surface cleaner and used too much presure and or the wrong tips and wacked the cream off the new concrete. I say a floating SC because you can see where they decided that they got tired of TRYING to walk straight and then started swaying it side to side. Looks like a 20in to me.
Christopher
Moderator
Looks like a barber shaved a little off the top. hahahahahahaha
Sometimes there is some discoloring in concrete but that sometimes happens when they use a steel bull float and it is starting to rust, leaves some of the rust stain into the concrete but under the dirt you can't see it sometimes.
I am guessing like Larry, shaved some cream off the top and way too much pressure. Looks like somewhat weak concrete, they should have tested it to see how much pressure it can take before cleaning so this would not happen.
Scott Stone
New member
I hate to have to agree with Larry, but, even a blind squirrel gets an acorn every once in a while. Or, even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Larry Millette
Member
And you would feel this way WHY?
David O'Connell Jr
Moderator
I agree with Scott
I think it can look good still, I'm crazy!!!
This one can be fixed, wash a sections and see. Five minutes and some before and after photos if you have not sold it yet should do the trick.
This one can be fixed, wash a sections and see. Five minutes and some before and after photos if you have not sold it yet should do the trick.
Russ Spence
Commercial Pressure Wash Expert
Maybe the whole Mr Bubble thing?And you would feel this way WHY?
Christopher
Moderator
Russ, you going to Tampa for the round table?
Larry Millette
Member
Bad experience with a Clown named Mr. Bubbles as a child?
Hahaha! That reminds me of a good joke. This woman comes home from a Birthday Party..................Ahh! Maybe I better not. 
Lightning Gene
Active member
Looks like someone tried muratic acid with a surface cleaner....some look like it might have been poured out of a bottle......Just a guess
CDUPONT
New member
what chemicals should you use if you can't use too much pressure. safe restore works but is very expensive and that is an acid. What do you use?
Jim@Garagecleaning
banned
looks like what we had on a parking Garage. Is it orange and tuff? that is ....
Jim@Garagecleaning
banned
Since it is on cement on Not concrete, you need to be careful no to damage the creme of the cement.
We are doing our annual garage that has this stuff all over the top level. We hit it at 5,000 PSI...
Call me and we can talk....
We are doing our annual garage that has this stuff all over the top level. We hit it at 5,000 PSI...
Call me and we can talk....
Chris Francis
Member
It looks very new of concert side walk I donnot do comercial work much so I might be off but does it take 1 year for concert to get to its hards skin.
Lightning Gene
Active member
On new concrete I use dawn and water with 500 PSI and be very careful....
I think someone was told to use muratic acid and screwed it up