I have not yet begun soft washing. still Doing my research... Curious, does the normal 30% solution cause any corrosion to lead boots, galvanized wall flashing, gutters or wave drip?
If so how do you combat that? I've seen the bleach wash. Does everyone use this to rinse chlorination off these areas? Or is it even necessary?
Thank you in advance
Fred W said
Jan 25, 2016
Lead boots will tarnish faster than you can spray them......:} If you even mention the word bleach they tarnish.
Maverick Contracting said
Jan 25, 2016
You will have limited issues as long as you keep them wet constantly. Spray wax helps chem interaction or slight acidity wetting to counteract .
If you are working over a small bump out hood , wax it, that will protect it (I'm sure i have other protectants, just need to look) larger areas hopefully someone else here or brethren sites may have better solutions
njacobson said
Jan 25, 2016
maverick, when you say wax it, what are you using?
and lead boots, just stay away??
Fred W said
Jan 26, 2016
It's virtually impossible to stay away. Many homes have lead boots and you can't spray around them.
Lead always oxidizes, although in my experience it looks better after a couple months. We have more aluminum here in new england but still have lead around chimneys etc.
We always inform our customers that it's a temporary oxidization.
If you are working over a small bump out hood , wax it, that will protect it (I'm sure i have other protectants, just need to look) larger areas hopefully someone else here or brethren sites may have better solutions
and lead boots, just stay away??
I use this
Thanks maverick.
-- Edited by njacobson on Tuesday 26th of January 2016 07:38:23 PM
Spray on before wash to shed the solution?
before you can say "oh $hit" its already too late
if you can get to it bag it
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