How Easy Is Concrete/Paver Sealing? THIS EASY! Low Cost Revenue BOOST - Soft Wash Pressure Wash

[@khpressurewashing9538]

Look into building a 1gpm 12 volt setup with 3/8 inch air hose. It works great and puts down a smooth constant pattern. It’s super cheap to build as well.

[@YoungAmbitionYA]

That's a great idea

[@Kgoutdoor]

Yea I just built one. Contemplating a small 12v battery or stepping down a dewalt battery set up 20v-12v

[@nickgibb4687]

id buy a funnel

[@YoungAmbitionYA]

Nah

[@ryaneggers6180]

Nice, Im going to add this service.

[@YoungAmbitionYA]

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[@wallacewimmer5191]

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[@xicetrayx2023]

Good stuff brother!! As always, appreciate the info 😎

[@YoungAmbitionYA]

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[@doggknowsdotcom]

Get a gallon size paint pour spout.

[@YoungAmbitionYA]

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[@irondeer1855]

im charging 2$ square foot for clean/sand/seal pavers

[@YoungAmbitionYA]

Very nice! 👌

[@bigrobbigrob7156]

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[@YoungAmbitionYA]

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[@robertclark2935]

YA dont they put sand in between the cracks to keep grass from growing up between them & then seal them? I've seen it done that way & was wondering or do they have something under the pavers that wouldn't require it in this instance? ( On the first one not the 2nd front deck pavers)

[@MannyAguilarJr]

The sand is to prevent the pavers from moving. It's support so they don't tilt inwards or outward on the other side of rotate. There could also be faux pavers that's just a cement or concrete pour then a mold print is pressed on top to make it look like pavers but it's actually all just one concrete slab. But for this instance he didn't show surface cleaning these areas so it could still have a good about of sand not to add some. But generally a surface cleaner or want will blow out the sand.

[@YoungAmbitionYA]

Polymeric sand is typically used to fill the joints to keep the pavers from moving. Older patios need to be pressure washed and sometimes re sealed with polymeric sand before sealing with a clear coat. This patio was only 1 year old and didn't have weeds or need a wash