Crete Magic

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JL Pressure Washing
Anybody ever use the powder crete magic?

I use it often on new & old concrete. Many times on new homes a contractor will pull up on the driveway and their truck will leave an oil stain. I put a little Crete Magic powder down mash it in with my foot , let it sit for a few minutes to get the wet oil up. I'll brush it away and put more crete magic on the stain, mash it in and leave it. I come back in a couple days and the oil & stain are 90-100% gone. Its pretty good stuff for the small stains. I have a couple companies that call me for oil stain removal, there trucks go and deliver some furniture a home owner calls them complaining the truck left a stain. I'll go out apply crete magic takes all of 5 minutes and I charge a min of $100. The company is glad to pay it and their customer is happy

I also use to use Crete Magic in between full cleanings at bank drivethroughs, before I had hot water machine. Now that I have hotwater I dont use the Crete magic on bank drivethrough but its an option. I do 20 banks every 6 months I do the buildings, sidewalks & drivethroughs, then every 3 months I do the drivethroughs. The Crete magic was a quick way to get the oil reduced and the property liked it. I didnt like how Crete Magic would track out on the pavement, but it worked OK

Once it dried it would look pretty darn good

JL
 

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That's impressive.

I'll look into it.
 
russ s said:
hey jeff ,give us the low down on cost and stuff

is it the same as rekrete??????
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Crete Magic is Rekrete. It is 129.00 for 40 lbs. I went to a roundtable at Steve's last year
and the guy from Rekrete was there doing a demo. It's pretty neat stuff. I bought some
myself.

Mike
 
rekrete

For those of you who have bought this stuff over 4 years ago - This product was bought out and the new owner completed a make-over on this product.
It works preety good and is no longer just a cover-up for messed up oily cement. He also has a dry additive that will clean cement for an area that does not allow or want water flow.
 
One pound covers the size of a parking space. No dragging out the washer - Just lay compound down, sweep, sweep, sweep, collect and go.
 
That's awesomely expensive, isn't it?

$3.23 per parking space?
How much do you guys charge?
 
I have a customer that pays me 170.00 a month (once a month cleaning) to clean his gas station. Takes me 25 min to use Recrete, wash the pumps and windows and when I do the same job with water it takes almost 1.5 hours. The bigest advantage being with the powder I can complete the job while the station is open without interferance with customers. That means I can sleep at night.
 
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