ChicagoSeal
New Member
Hello all,
I'm a sealcoater, and basically in short here is my problem:
A worker left a valve open spilling about 150 gallons of sealer on street/curb. The curb is what I have to remove the sealer from. On the Sealcoating forums it was suggested I use a 3,000 PSI pressure washer with a turbo tip, which I then did. No luck, a tiny bit of the sealer came off with the pressure washer, but really only a few inches (the stain is about 15 feet long). I'm wondering if there is any way to remove this, as I cannot get paid for this big job until I remove it.
Thanks
I'm a sealcoater, and basically in short here is my problem:
A worker left a valve open spilling about 150 gallons of sealer on street/curb. The curb is what I have to remove the sealer from. On the Sealcoating forums it was suggested I use a 3,000 PSI pressure washer with a turbo tip, which I then did. No luck, a tiny bit of the sealer came off with the pressure washer, but really only a few inches (the stain is about 15 feet long). I'm wondering if there is any way to remove this, as I cannot get paid for this big job until I remove it.
Thanks