I will post some pic' s here of Rust Rmeoval jobs I have done using the BARC from Front 9. Anyone that is part of the SW COmmunity is free to use them.
Here is some of a Fertilizer Rust Removal Job we did this week in Katy Texas
Are you using the product as instructed or have you figured out any "tricks" to its use? jim
Gregg Austensen said
Apr 14, 2013
Thanks Doug!
Are you brushing shingles at all or just dwell and hose rinse?
Craig Harrison said
Apr 15, 2013
Very nice, Doug. You are quickly making the transition into a Preservation Contractor. F9 BARC could possibly one of the best ever formulations for Preservation Technology available. RESTORE WITHOUT DAMAGE~!
Guys, this niche needs to be filled. We gave out over $4,700 in leads to our Authorized Applicators last week in just 5 days. Our program won't be free forever and neither will the benefits of the program but is basically is NOW all you need to do is purchase a case, have a website and have the equipment to do the job.
Here's other bennys of our F9 TEAM program:
Free Training via videos, text, email and phone Free Business Listing Free "Piggy Backing" on our SEO Free crosslinking of your website and rust removal page Free marketing brochure Free list of who to sell/market to Free plan for networking with golf cart dealers
This will lead into other restoration jobs with F9 too.. including building restoration, possible historic building preservation and others. You're getting free leads to use our product. WHO could ask for more?
The first 100 F9 Contractors on our website get all these benefits for free. Most Preservation Consultants charge $60-$125 an hour for phone consultations alone...you get mine for free! There are people out there who need your help... Secure your position on our website!
Jeff Thompson said
Apr 15, 2013
Craig, I'm in. However, should I order from you direct or from a distribuor closer go me and perhaps save some money in freight? I am in Michigan.
Jim Prom said
Apr 15, 2013
Craig, I am also interested, we are now in the new website design phase and as soon as that is up and running we would love to be a partner.
Doug Rucker said
Apr 15, 2013
Jim Prom wrote:
Are you using the product as instructed or have you figured out any "tricks" to its use? jim
For fertilizer and battery acid stains I use as directed.. 1 gallon BARC TO 1/2 gallon water.
All others I use 1 part BARC TO 3 parts water
Doug Rucker said
Apr 15, 2013
Gregg Austensen wrote:
Thanks Doug! Are you brushing shingles at all or just dwell and hose rinse?
No brushing. dwell and rinse
Craig Harrison said
Apr 15, 2013
Jeff Thompson wrote:
Craig, I'm in. However, should I order from you direct or from a distribuor closer go me and perhaps save some money in freight? I am in Michigan.
Great, Jeff. Trust me you won't want to miss out on this. We have some really cool plans for F9! You can order from anyone you like. Paul Kassander is in Milwaukee @ powerwashstore.com.
Craig, I am also interested, we are now in the new website design phase and as soon as that is up and running we would love to be a partner.
Jim, get in now to secure your spot. I'll list you and get your SEO going so when you get your page up you'll be top spot within days. There are only about 20 spots left on the free ride before we'll need to charge for all of these services! It's OK if you don't have a website now as long as you have one up in a reasonable amount of time.
Dan Dykstra said
Apr 16, 2013
Craig, How do I get my hands on the brooches, plan for marketing to golf cart companies.
Steve Salley said
Apr 16, 2013
Craig I finally was able to test your product according to instructions... and man does that work!
I do need to call you about the test on the Pharmaceutical Company interior Sto Decocoat flooring system we discussed.
Love the product.
We will be adding our rust removal page as soon as I get a chance to talk again so we can know how to set it up.
Doug Rucker said
Apr 20, 2013
Here are pics from yesterday fertilizer rust renoval job. Thanks to the Front9 web site we are getting on average about 2 calls a week for rust removal.
Here is a quick siding rust removal we did yesterday. Got an extra $50 bucks on the job for a quick spray of F9 and 5 minutes of patience. We are using it as an add to the softwash and have been very successful in closing a few large homes that have rust/stains on siding and stucco. Here are some pics.
If your a UAMCC member check out our interview with Craig of Front 9 in the town hall of the forum. I wanted to let you all know that when you see those condensate drains from the ac unit leaving rust stains, this usually means the ac unit is damaged. You should tell your customers to have the blower unit checked. Many times the coil is rusting away causing the stain and signaling the end of the ac coils life. We treat all rust in this manner. We tell customers if they want rust removed, they need to also fix the source to prevent its return. This is true for metal railings, vents etc. and may lead to another service for you or your network.
John Aloisio said
Apr 21, 2013
Thank Bill. I will keep it in mind
Michael Derose said
Apr 22, 2013
John did you try to remove the rust from the foundation?
John Aloisio said
Apr 22, 2013
No that is an add on that they want to do in the future. Just the siding. The homeowner did not really care because you can see the foundation after they plant shrubs. I have been getting an added charge for the foundation when we do the house if they want to remove the rust. Most people don't care because it is mostly visible in the back of the house due to the landscaping in the front. The others are just too cheap.
AC Lockyer said
Apr 22, 2013
Bill Booz wrote:
If your a UAMCC member check out our interview with Craig of Front 9 in the town hall of the forum. I wanted to let you all know that when you see those condensate drains from the ac unit leaving rust stains, this usually means the ac unit is damaged. You should tell your customers to have the blower unit checked. Many times the coil is rusting away causing the stain and signaling the end of the ac coils life. We treat all rust in this manner. We tell customers if they want rust removed, they need to also fix the source to prevent its return. This is true for metal railings, vents etc. and may lead to another service for you or your network.
Great Tip!
AC
Craig Harrison said
Apr 23, 2013
Looking good guys! By the way, it was great to meet you guys (who attended) at the Racenstein event. I'm looking forward to building F9 services within your companies!
Christopher LaGrasta said
Apr 27, 2013
hey john, what was your mix when you used it to remove that rust stain from vinly siding. im also getting calls to remove much larger stains from chimney caps that rust out roof shingles and vinly siding. how should i mix it then thanks
One part F9 to 3 parts water let it sit for about 3-4 minutes . Some of the deep ones might need a little second coating. We have been doing a light first coat and seeing what happens.
Removing Rust from windows.....
-- Edited by Doug Rucker on Sunday 14th of April 2013 06:58:18 AM
I will post some pic' s here of Rust Rmeoval jobs I have done using the BARC from Front 9. Anyone that is part of the SW COmmunity is free to use them.
Here is some of a Fertilizer Rust Removal Job we did this week in Katy Texas
Another Fertilizer Rust Removal Job
Fertilizer Rust Removal
Removing Irrigation Rust From Windows and Shutters
Very cool Doug. that stuff works great.
More irrigation Rust Removed
Rust on Shingles from HVAC Overflow pan.
jim
Guys, this niche needs to be filled. We gave out over $4,700 in leads to our Authorized Applicators last week in just 5 days. Our program won't be free forever and neither will the benefits of the program but is basically is NOW all you need to do is purchase a case, have a website and have the equipment to do the job.
Here's other bennys of our F9 TEAM program:
Free Training via videos, text, email and phone
Free Business Listing
Free "Piggy Backing" on our SEO
Free crosslinking of your website and rust removal page
Free marketing brochure
Free list of who to sell/market to
Free plan for networking with golf cart dealers
This will lead into other restoration jobs with F9 too.. including building restoration, possible historic building preservation and others. You're getting free leads to use our product. WHO could ask for more?
The first 100 F9 Contractors on our website get all these benefits for free. Most Preservation Consultants charge $60-$125 an hour for phone consultations alone...you get mine for free! There are people out there who need your help... Secure your position on our website!
I'm in. However, should I order from you direct or from a distribuor closer go me and perhaps save some money in freight? I am in Michigan.
For fertilizer and battery acid stains I use as directed.. 1 gallon BARC TO 1/2 gallon water.
All others I use 1 part BARC TO 3 parts water
No brushing. dwell and rinse
Great, Jeff. Trust me you won't want to miss out on this. We have some really cool plans for F9! You can order from anyone you like. Paul Kassander is in Milwaukee @ powerwashstore.com.
Here is the full list of F9 Distributors
Jim, get in now to secure your spot. I'll list you and get your SEO going so when you get your page up you'll be top spot within days. There are only about 20 spots left on the free ride before we'll need to charge for all of these services! It's OK if you don't have a website now as long as you have one up in a reasonable amount of time.
How do I get my hands on the brooches, plan for marketing to golf cart companies.
I finally was able to test your product according to instructions... and man does that work!
I do need to call you about the test on the Pharmaceutical Company interior Sto Decocoat flooring system we discussed.
Love the product.
We will be adding our rust removal page as soon as I get a chance to talk again so we can know how to set it up.
Here are pics from yesterday fertilizer rust renoval job. Thanks to the Front9 web site we are getting on average about 2 calls a week for rust removal.
Looks great Doug! I just did my first job on Friday. F9 IS THE BOMB!
Holy Cow J
GREAT JOB!!!!!!!
Thanks Tom
Here is a quick siding rust removal we did yesterday. Got an extra $50 bucks on the job for a quick spray of F9 and 5 minutes of patience. We are using it as an add to the softwash and have been very successful in closing a few large homes that have rust/stains on siding and stucco. Here are some pics.
I wanted to let you all know that when you see those condensate drains from the ac unit leaving rust stains, this usually means the ac unit is damaged. You should tell your customers to have the blower unit checked. Many times the coil is rusting away causing the stain and signaling the end of the ac coils life.
We treat all rust in this manner. We tell customers if they want rust removed, they need to also fix the source to prevent its return. This is true for metal railings, vents etc. and may lead to another service for you or your network.
Thank Bill. I will keep it in mind
No that is an add on that they want to do in the future. Just the siding. The homeowner did not really care because you can see the foundation after they plant shrubs. I have been getting an added charge for the foundation when we do the house if they want to remove the rust. Most people don't care because it is mostly visible in the back of the house due to the landscaping in the front. The others are just too cheap.
Great Tip!
AC
hey john, what was your mix when you used it to remove that rust stain from vinly siding. im also getting calls to remove much larger stains from chimney caps that rust out roof shingles and vinly siding. how should i mix it then thanks
here is a little brick before and after.
Removing rust under metal fences
One part F9 to 3 parts water let it sit for about 3-4 minutes . Some of the deep ones might need a little second coating. We have been doing a light first coat and seeing what happens.