Removing efflorescence from brick
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outdoorprowash
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What should I do here? Chemical for removal? Seal or not?
Looks like rust, efflorescence and possibly a little mildew. Obviously it is from the air conditioners. Could that be aluminum oxide instead of efflorescence?
Looks like rust, efflorescence and possibly a little mildew. Obviously it is from the air conditioners. Could that be aluminum oxide instead of efflorescence?
Doug Rucker
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My guess is one restore from Eaco chem. I would email the pics to mike there at get his input.
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Eaco Chem Effortless! We keep 5 gallons of effortless on deck. This is one we did about a month ago. I went over it again after this by the time we were completely done it was perfect!
Effortless works great.
Effortless works great.
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For that I would use effortless and One restore both from Eaco Chem. I second what Doug said...
outdoorprowash
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I found mikes email. Just waiting to hear back
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Great Job Ty
This is one of the BEst effloresce removal by a Window Cleaners I have ever seen
What would I use to remove efflorescence from brick? Would simple cherry and chlorine do the trick or do I need the hard stuff like muriatic acid, which Id really rather not use
Heres some pics of what I mean:
Theres about 5 brick columns like this at street level. They are all under that steel canopy in the photos.
Any and all tips are greatly appreciated!
What would I use to remove efflorescence from brick? Would simple cherry and chlorine do the trick or do I need the hard stuff like muriatic acid, which Id really rather not use
Heres some pics of what I mean:
Theres about 5 brick columns like this at street level. They are all under that steel canopy in the photos.
Any and all tips are greatly appreciated!
Great thread