F9 should be diluted 1:2 (1 part water, 2 parts F9) for these. A case of 4 gallons makes 6 gals of restoration cleaner at this dilution. So at a minimum dilution this will be your strongest mix.
F9 should be diluted 1:2 (1 part water, 2 parts F9) for these. A case of 4 gallons makes 6 gals of restoration cleaner at this dilution. So at a minimum dilution this will be your strongest mix.
How heavy should you apply the 1:2 ratio and how many applications should I use on fertilizer stains? I got a driveway that has quite a bit of fertilizer stains I want to get out.
Yea she was… Have you got any feedback from anybody using rust remover + on fertilizer stains? I was thinking about trying some for my upcoming job but my sample’s about out and I didn’t want to buy a bunch and it not work…
Hey Bret, we have actually had quite a bit of feedback for Rust Remover Plus for use on fertilizer stains and we have heard nothing but good things. Your pictures look great, thanks for posting them up.
make sure you don’t use it straight on concrete it will etch it and it did not work on my fertilizer stains!!! I gonna get several gallons of F9 to try to get the fertilizer stains out because it looking like that’s the one thing that should get it out…
Brett, sorry you had trouble with fertilizer rust stains. That is actually what we have had the most feedback on and seen the best results with Rust Remover Plus. I would be interested in talking with you more about your successes and failures with our product. We are always looking for feedback good or bad to better improve our offerings. Thanks.