Removing tire marks

[@Marty-zd2lm]

You’ve forgotten more than I’ll ever know lol. Always look forward to your videos and the great content you give us. Thanks !

[@herreraspressurewashing4664]

Thank you for the great information 🙏 I appreciate it

[@atlanticsoftwash]

The absolute best resource channel! Thank you!

[@snapnpiksallthetime7672]

dude you have an awesome setup wow

[@troymorgan2401]

Great 👍

[@froggiewes]

Could eat off that curb....amazing work man

[@ogcryptogodzilla18]

What kind of gun was that? That thing is amazing

[@backspace12399]

Caustic soda as In sodium hydroxide?

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

Yes

[@ricksweneyjr.3360]

The content you provide is amazing. I've learned more from your videos than everywhere else combined. Could you tell me what size turbo nozzle I should use for a 5.5gpm? And correct me if I'm wrong but, if I ran a dual turbo nozzle, the orfice(s) would be 1/2 of that like on a surface cleaner?

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

You always want to upsize your turbo nozzle, it’s not about the pressure it’s the volume that really does the cleaning

[@James-fz7qw]

​@@thepressurewasherschannel9109(..that's correct)

[@ExpertPowerWash]

That worked perfect!

[@Liimpy]

Good work, i use the same process for tire marks.. wet steam kit , better than any chemical

[@aronkovacs1386]

What’s the benefit of the dual rotary tip?

[@johnwitt586]

This is really helpful. What's your thoughts on removing tire burnout marks on black top. A customer recently asked me to remove them.

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

Same process

[@derekmcgovern6218]

Great info as usual, could you tell me where you have it located and with what filter you have the dual turbo lance nozzles filtered.

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

No filter on turbos

[@SuperJimmyBennett]

and the mix is ...?

[@ogcryptogodzilla18]

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[@thierryferton7109]

👍👍👏👏

[@chrisangell5241]

Im using 10oz of beads per gallon of water for direct spot application and for downstreaming. Been working really well. Im wondering if this is overkill and can get away with less or can I get even better results with more. Id sure like to know your thoughts

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

I use liquid 50%, no beads, in your case I would mix 1 pound per-gallon for concentrate

[@dantec8854]

​@@thepressurewasherschannel9109where can get it in liquid and do you have a how to mix?

[@joshcraig6182]

I’m curious about your exhaust set up looking to do something similar. What kind of muffler/exhaust is there

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

Factory muffler just exhausted under the bed of the truck

[@DylanClemons]

Will this work without the hot water and just sodium hydroxide?

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

It might, hot water is the key,

[@tyle7979]

did Lightning Mcqueen Did that?

[@iShineCincy]

Would you share how to make your mix?

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

Later video

[@sprayaway]

First of all great channel and i love how you have done ypur own systems. A man after my own heart. Is there any chance you are able to do the mix video? I think it would be valuable for both liquid and powdered form. Cheers again for taking the time to educate us.

[@fpplsoftwashpressurewashin8757]

Will high heat alone remove tire marks?

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

No

[@Liimpy]

Yes, but only if you have a steam kit on your washer ... i do it all the time

[@dantec8854]

​@@Liimpyhow do you get the steam kit?

[@MrBudpln]

Hell yea

[@robertschwarz6849]

115 @50/50 cats meow thank me later!!

[@thepressurewasherschannel9109]

50 50 what???