Hello Everybody,
I know. I know. I have been told. A turbo nozzle will wear the cream off of concrete. I have been using a turbo for a while to get the concrete cleaner. This is mostly on gas pads.
Well... I may have found out the hard way why NOT to use a turbo nozzle.
Horror Story: I recently got a call from a costumer who said there was circular marks all over the concrete. This is a fairly new driveway. I went to check. YES!! There was those skidish marks from moving the turbo too fast.
I need advise.
1.) Go back and try to even out the marks?
2.) Apply some sort of sealant/cover laye to mask the marks?
3.) Pay big bucks to have another contractor to put a new top layer on?
4.) Use this as an excuse to grow into concrete resurfacing?
I WILL do the right thing. I was honest with the costumer and told them exactly what I did. It only shows up when the concrete is dry.Is there an easy fix.
I fear not.
Thanks,
Scott
I know. I know. I have been told. A turbo nozzle will wear the cream off of concrete. I have been using a turbo for a while to get the concrete cleaner. This is mostly on gas pads.
Well... I may have found out the hard way why NOT to use a turbo nozzle.
Horror Story: I recently got a call from a costumer who said there was circular marks all over the concrete. This is a fairly new driveway. I went to check. YES!! There was those skidish marks from moving the turbo too fast.
I need advise.
1.) Go back and try to even out the marks?
2.) Apply some sort of sealant/cover laye to mask the marks?
3.) Pay big bucks to have another contractor to put a new top layer on?
4.) Use this as an excuse to grow into concrete resurfacing?
I WILL do the right thing. I was honest with the costumer and told them exactly what I did. It only shows up when the concrete is dry.Is there an easy fix.
I fear not.
Thanks,
Scott
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