jmo
Supportive Member
If you read the first post i was wanting to know if it was normal for it to separate like this. douche
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This is what mine is doing a yellow foam that separates and floats on top?
thats pretty bad....can't say I have ever seen it do that.........
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This is what mine is doing a yellow foam that separates and floats on top?
How much Powermax do you put in a 5 quart jug?
Looks pretty strong or did you add some extra powdered brightener?
Ive been saying this for years about pm
there is something else going on here.........my thermalwave broke down after my first job last Monday....I had just made a new batch for that job...( small 2 area )....dropped the truck off at the house and picked up the van and finished my day.....thermalwave stayed broke down for 3 days....after I got it going again I seen the batch of powermax that I mixed up and it hardly had any separation at all....
Nothing elses is going on here other than he got a batch that was not as good.. years ago I had a couple of buckets that were ordered the same time and I used them up completely with the separation issue...I figured it was normal...
Then I got another couple of buckets that were mixing well and never separated and got used to that...until another bucket did the same separating act... The last two buckets I had were mixing well. I just ran out of them completely. Now I'm using up other presprays I had around.
I guess I won't order Powermax until it is back on good terms with hot water.
PS: I mix it with my El D hot water.. so heat is not an issue. It is a powermax issue form time to time...
I don't know when he got his...but like I said before...my last 2 buckets have been off....but they did not separate like that....
I just got this bucket about a week and a half ago.
I just received my pail and I am sitting here looking at it as I type this. The instructions on the label tell me to mix 8 oz (1 cup) per gallon for prespray. Sounds like A LOT! It has NOTHING on it indicating how to mix it for a hydroforce. How did you guys come up with the 12 oz in 5 quarts?
I just received my pail and I am sitting here looking at it as I type this. The instructions on the label tell me to mix 8 oz (1 cup) per gallon for prespray. Sounds like A LOT! It has NOTHING on it indicating how to mix it for a hydroforce. How did you guys come up with the 12 oz in 5 quarts?
It's funny (or sad) Marty, how you always have this total debbie downer attitude about all the different types of threads instead of reading what's in those threads... I mean come on man- how many times over the years was this disscussed? ..............you are a seasoned veteran not a newbie- but you sure come up with some pretty newbie sounding questions from time to time.
I just received my pail and I am sitting here looking at it as I type this. The instructions on the label tell me to mix 8 oz (1 cup) per gallon for prespray. Sounds like A LOT! It has NOTHING on it indicating how to mix it for a hydroforce. How did you guys come up with the 12 oz in 5 quarts?
It's funny (or sad) Marty, how you always have this total debbie downer attitude about all the different types of threads instead of reading what's in those threads... I mean come on man- how many times over the years was this disscussed? We all know that Larry refuses to put better instructions on the labels...
Btw if you know your hydroforce output you can easily come up with the dilution ration. 8oz per gallon is for pump up type. And yes if you are calculating that number to hydroforce numbers, it will bring you up in over 20pz per hydroforce (5qt). But you don't ever need that much in there. Like others have confessed- you won't need more than a cup or cup and a half..
So instead of constantly complaining and bringing other people down, you should listen so you don't have d. a. questions..you are a seasoned veteran not a newbie- but you sure come up with some pretty newbie sounding questions from time to time.