Topic: Best Concrete Truck Wash Formula?

[Kevlarte]

I couldn't find any posts about concrete truck washing. I see chemicals for concrete removal but I am wondering if many people are doing this type of work? If so what are the best chemicals out there and what washing techniques should I use. I am highly interested.. Please share info/personal experience

Thanks
Kevin

[Sunshine]

I know that my husband used to do a concrete company and he absolutely couldn't stand doing them.
I remember the pay was good, but it sucked for the crew.

[Clean Image]

I keep coming back to this post to see if someone has a solution for you. I do not currently serve any concrete truck accounts, so I do not have a solution. I will do some research on this subject and see what I can find.

[H2O]

i dont do fleet work but i stumbled on this stuff at a local chemical supplier i was so impressed i was trying to find a reason to use it but like i said i dont do fleet work so this stuff might be worthless i dont know

 http://www.liquidhammer.com/

[JC]

Kevin you might get  better response if you introduce yourself and fill out your signature

[jmnspec]

If you want a safe, effective cleaner for hardened concrete, won't damage glass or painted surfaces, consider CTW 55 Safe Acid Cleaner.  JMN Specialties, Inc., Joe.  504-341-3749.  More info on request.

[Chris]

Welcome to the bbs Joe, glad that you found some time to come and participate.

A lot of people don't know who you are or that you supplied Bob with the STW-75 soap that he was selling a while back so those that don't know you or about you might consider your posts as spam. I am following your posts and making people aware of who you are.

I don't think that it is a problem with you talking about your chemicals since Bob does not sell the Concrete truck cleaners, 2-Step cleaners or other fleet washing chemicals. I would call Bob and talk to him about you talking about your chemicals so you both are on the same page. Bob is a great guy!

[Bob Williamson]

It's ok for members to talk about products. It's not ok for the manufactures to do so.