So I’ve washed some odd stuff but I’m putting together a bid for everyone’s favorite Box Store and I realized I’ve never washed polycarbonate panels before or Greenhouse style panels.
My thought process is if they’re UV stable they should also be sh stable.
They’re not super dirty it’s just pollen his stuff to them and now they’re starting to mold and look nasty.
Also there’s no way to get up on the greenhouse area so I guess I’ll just have to shoot from a ladder either that or a lift
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Nobody anybody?
Is this going direct through coorprit or an nsp? I would suggest doing it in the off season. A lot of stuff to move. I can tell you dealing with the Walmart customers is “fun”… I plow show for them and some folks are really lucky they didn’t end up in the snow pile at the back.
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I was just speaking to the store manager…around here the only thing they leave out at night is lumber and stacks of chairs… everything else either gets put up or it’s stolen…I figure they can put the lumber and chairs on the store and I’ll do it all in one night… that way they can put the lumber back and the chairs back and everything will be done…
Nice place ya live at. 
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One thing to consider when setting expectations is the overlapping sections of panels. Those will trap grimy stuff and might be an eyesore when the job is done.
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I never thought of that that polycarbonate has all kinds of little pockets in it for nastiness to stick in
