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dbgpowerwash

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Hello everyone,
I had a quick question. I'm sure it has been beat to death on here before.... I have a PM here in AZ that wants me to wash down one of thier buildings. My problem is I think that it just needs to be repainted, but they don't want to spend the money. The walls just look dirty and I was wondering if there is anything I could put on them that would be safe, then rinse off? We don't do many "building washes" and when we do its really just to remove dust. I'm really not sure of any methods or what would be safe to use on Stucco/Dryvit to lift some more of the dirt/ black scuff marks that are there.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
 
Give me a Hollar and I will go over a couple home brews if you want a quick response. Do you have a down Streamer?
dbgpowerwash said:
Hello everyone,
I had a quick question. I'm sure it has been beat to death on here before.... I have a PM here in AZ that wants me to wash down one of thier buildings. My problem is I think that it just needs to be repainted, but they don't want to spend the money. The walls just look dirty and I was wondering if there is anything I could put on them that would be safe, then rinse off? We don't do many "building washes" and when we do its really just to remove dust. I'm really not sure of any methods or what would be safe to use on Stucco/Dryvit to lift some more of the dirt/ black scuff marks that are there.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
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A regular house wash mix would be good it should lift the pollutants from the surface and clean it well. Be careful to not get too aggressive as y can damage the dryvit fairly easy.
 
I'm starting on a large light colored brick church today. 80' high at some areas. I bid it hoping I can mostly clean using chemicals. There is very black mold in some areas that has been there for years. If I have to PW every brick. I lose.
 
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