putting down too much prespray

[Goldenboy]

Now that ive switched to a hydraforce I think im putting down too much pre spray. Will it hurt my dry times?

Golden Boy

 

[Clean Response]

I would be more worried about rinsing it all out. If you don't it would re-soil very quickly.

As for the dry time the wetter it gets the longer it takes to dry so yes.

 

[Ron K]

Yes
Read directions located on bottle.
With todays formulations and higher heat and a quality truck mount you should probably use a little less then recommended.
Agitation will help also.
Maybe take an IICRC class too.

 

[Dolly Llama]

Will it hurt my dry times?

Golden Boy

probably
the amount of pre-spray applied (and type too) can make a huge difference in dry times

..L.T.A.

 

[jcooper]

Now that ive switched to a hydraforce I think im putting down too much pre spray. Will it hurt my dry times?

Don't let it bother ya, just move faster when spraying. If it's a bad area, slow down(a little). The longer it(pre spray)stays down can also affect drying.

The speed of the hf is more than worth the extra chem cost.

 

[Russ T.]

Just spray enough that, after dwell time and cleaning, the areas are still damp. A little extra is great on the tough spots. I suggest using a good rinse to more easily remove the prespray. Add a great smelling deodorizer to your rinse and Mrs. Piff will consider you the greatest cleaner in Iowa. She'd be wrong however ;-). Missed you at MF Waldo.


The Clean Machine

 

[GreenTechAgain]

My problem is, if I mix it, I MUST spray it.

 

[kingjoelking]

What tip are you using? I use a 6506. If you think you are putting too much down you can turn down the PSI or you can always switch to a 6504 tip.