Well said. But I’ll talk about my wife. She snapped the heels off of her shoes at our wedding so she wouldn’t be taller than me. She can run a chainsaw, lay a load of gravel with a dump truck that doesn’t need a box blade to follow, looks awesome in a dress, fussed about whether she should wear her gun belt above or below her belly when she was a pregnant wildlife officer, makes a mean meatloaf and kinda like me still after 25 years. Thread derailed. You’re welcome.
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Does she travel? We will be putting 2-3 truck loads of infield mix down in the spring, 24 ton per load… would love to avoid bringing the tractor out.
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She probably would 
living with me and our 3 sons drives her crazy sometimes I’m sure. If you have a house full of daughters or can at least promise the toilet kids will be down you’ve got a fighting chance
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So help people.
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Gutter Butter for the win…
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O yea? Never tried it. I am interested to give it a shot now!
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I tried using gutter butter 10:1 on this roof and it didn’t touch the oxidation. I used ebc 50/50 and it came off with light brushing. Just not cost effective to clean a whole roof that way in my opinion.
I was afraid to go too strong with the gutter butter so I just stopped at 10:1
All that stuff is
Sodium Hydroxide
Pottasuim Hydroxide
Butyl
Make your own… mess with the strength.
That’s all this guy did who thinks he’s going to sell it lol
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In that video (which is not me by the way) the mix was roughly 4:1 or 24oz to a gallon of water. It’s a lot, but then again using a chem to remove oxidation from a metal roof isn’t roof cleaning, it’s roof restoration and should be charged double or triple regular cleaning prices.
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Why are you deleting the original post? That would screw up the whole thread.
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What happened to the video?
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True my friend
