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looks like 50/50 in a pump sprayer for the acorn stains, downstream or x-jet the rest of the concrete & I bet that bag of mulch stain comes off with your rinse
A lot of concrete companies don’t know what they’re talking about on concrete care. They know how to pour it and make it look nice.
It’s the same reason why they don’t tell customers not to use pressure on it the first two years—they don’t know.
I was talking to a concrete guy about using a densifier on concrete and he had never heard of it. Blew my mind.
I have had to go up to 5-6% on a few occasions, but that’s for the worst I have ever come across.
Oh also, if it helps, he also stated that in our area they stopped reinforcing with rebar or metal grids and have gone to a blend of concrete that has fiberglass strands in it, so maybe that makes it stand up to more pressure sooner? He said the concrete company, which is a very large local company, told him to pressure wash the tire marks off. I told him no pressure for 2 ye...
Interesting, I’ve never been able to get 100% of heavy acorns stains with sh alone. The mulch circle is on an end, so thinking treat that whole slab piece with Groundskeeper 20:1 and evaluate the lightening effect. If it didnt lighten much, and the stain removed, spot treat the acorns stains. Tire marks are light and cover most of the slab and sidewalk has lots of muddy footp...
