I got to dig out two pits today. What a joy.
Picture of a guy taking a picture
How about this picture. A picture of an ass taking a picture of his muddy truck. How many people have a picture like this? I ask the two guys, if it was something to be proud of? There answer was yes, I was not surprised with there answer. He elaborated, saying that apparently, because it was dry mud it is harder to achieve such a spectacular muddy truck. I have never been mud riding so it was over my head. All I know is, if I went mud riding, I would wear shoes but I am not as smart as them.
This was the damage.
This is what the bay looked like two and a half hours later. I had a lot of fun today.
Little Caesars update
I had the same problem as yesterday with the Little Caesars box in the garbage can. But the only difference between yesterday and today is I purchase my own pizza today.
Graffiti update
After waiting about 24 hours on the "Citristrip Stripping Gel" I think it worked pretty good on the cement.
First picture is the starting image from yesterday. Second image is what it looked like after 24 hours. Third is after I scrubbed the area. The last picture is after it dried.
Original paintings.
What it looked like after 24 hours. I also scrubbed the area before I rinsed.
Final results after the rinse. It did an okay job. I will need to see tomorrow.
Little Caesars update
I think I need to get bigger garbage cans so the Little Caesars boxes can fit in them. Now the boxes block the garbage cans perfectly.
Graffiti update
This is the final results on using "GOOF OFF Graffiti Remover" and "JASCO Premium Paint & Epoxy Remover".
I purchased some "Citristrip Stripping Gel" from Home Depot today.
This is the before pictures.
I applied the product and will wait till tomorrow.
Restroom time again
Someone crapped behind my dumpster again. Maybe if I could just charge them, I could make some more money.
Home Depot spray paint testing center
Home Depot has a spray paint testing center. I guess the cap on the can or label does not denote the color of the product. So you have to spray the paint all over the display and cement floor. This was the Fairfield Home Depot.
Graffiti update
Today, I tried "GOOF OFF Graffiti Remover" it said that "it works!" Now this paint has been on the concrete for 16 days. So I really waited way to long. I already tried the brake fluid yesterday.
I sprayed it on, scrubbed the paint, then rinsed it off. Last picture is the end result.
I also purchase some "JASCO Premium Paint & Epoxy Remover". I think this worked the best, but I did use it after the "GOOF OFF Graffiti Remover".
This product foams up and looks like it is working. I waited about 10 minutes, then scrubbed the area, then rinsed the area. Looks better?
This is what the paint looked like before the "GOOF OFF Graffiti Remover". This is where I used gas and brake fluid previously.
First picture is where I sprayed the "GOOF OFF Graffiti Remover". Second it where I scrubbed the paint. Last is after I rinsed and it dried.
I did not do anything to this paint previously. I sprayed the "JASCO Premium Paint & Epoxy Remover" on and I ran out of the product. I scrubbed the paint and it seemed to work well? The last picture is after it dried.
I sprayed brake fluid on the frp yesterday. I sprayed "GOOF OFF Graffiti Remover" on it today. The first picture is the before shot. The second is after I lightly scrubbed the area. The last picture is after I pressure washed it off.
Graffiti update
Today, I tried again to get the spray paint off the black top and concrete island. I sprayed brake fluid on with my awesome Awesome container and had no real luck. I let it set for about five minutes then used a hose to hose off. I also tried to use a scrubber, which did not seem to help. The middle picture I used gas and a brillo pad the other day.
At Wylam, this is what it looked like before, on my frp and lexan sign.
I sprayed the brake fluid on and scrubbed it lightly.
It did not come off the frp that great. But on the lexan it was perfect.