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Ron Musgraves

Ron Musgraves

Exterior Restoration Specialist
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These guys are such pros...

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Cleaning a fan on a gravel roof ... Bring a rake and remove the gravel from around the fan.. Then clean the fan , place a 5 gallon bucket with some pea gravel in in under the spout get the chuncks out the will stay n th 5 gallon bucket drill little holes in the bucket beneath gravel level so the clean water can drain.. Then clean the underside of the fan ... after your done , dump the grease junks in a grease vat and re spread the gravel around the fan bringing some new gravel into the area also.. Then take your 5 gallon bucket , put some clean gravel in it with little holes at the bottom of the bucket ... I do this now with all my customers as an added on free of charge service with a 3 month hood cleaning contract... No mess and easy to clean... On white rubber roofs we use lava rocks in the 5 gallon bucket , it works really nice...
I suppose you could go get some foam padding like they use at walmart or home depot and put it in a 5 gallon bucket..
 
Driploc is niiiice! I like! How much?

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No offence John but your method seems very labor intensive. Driploc is not trying sell this, thier saying "Hey look how easy this is"
 
I remember Poo talking about these at Driplocpalooza. Its a simple tip that can save lots of time and headaches on the job. These guys are professionals that are helping our industry move forward.

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mbryan said:
I remember Poo talking about these at Driplocpalooza. Its a simple tip that can save lots of time and headaches on the job. These guys are professionals that are helping our industry move forward.

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These Guys are great, I talk with these guys.

Real pros and interesting storys on other product lines they offer.
 
We learned a lot from them at the Grease Police Round Table in LA last year. Barry is has a wealth of KEC information, and Scott really know his stuff when it comes to grease containment. They are also very proud of their products, I didn't notice it right away, but they "tagged" our shop with Driploc bumper stickers, I think they got at least 5 of them in there without me noticing. I didn't even notice the one on my truck for about a week.

Grease Police Round Table 2007
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mbryan said:
Looks like the Next Grease Police RT will be around the same time this year, maybe a little later. We are trying to hook up a couple of first service jobs that guys can go on simultaneously so they can see the foam in action on some really nasty stuff.
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Its seems many KEC guys are going to rounds around he country. Its a large than life industry. for sure
 
Ron Musgraves said:
Its seems many KEC guys are going to rounds around he country. Its a large than life industry. for sure
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Its great, I know Trey from Sentinal got a couple of really good leads at the Alabama RT from a guy who was getting asked about hood cleaning a lot. I think he even sold one. Those RT's are money in the bank.
 
RMedbery said:
No offence John but your method seems very labor intensive. Driploc is not trying sell this, thier saying "Hey look how easy this is"
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everything to you when someone says something is labor intensive.
 
Will this RT in So. Cal be open the general KEC community? I would like to attend, is that possible? I just need so lead time.:eek:
 
David Saulque said:
Will this RT in So. Cal be open the general KEC community? I would like to attend, is that possible? I just need so lead time.:eek:
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It would be open to everyone if all goes to plan.

I have a very big fish on the hook right now, that a lot of guys would like to hear speak. Let me see if I can reel him in. It looks like Driploc is in again as a sponsor, and my contact at Hydrotek has said that they have done sponsorships for similar deals in the past, and it shouldn't be a problem. They have given away T200's in the past so make sure you bring your truck so you can tow it home:D
 
Will cost me $1000 to drive that beast down to So. Cal
 
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