Marshalls saxon mocha loosing colour - Colour washed out

[Mikey_C]

no you are right giles he does sound like an idiot.
incorrect ppe,
purchasing chemicals in a pub,
not having any instructions or details of what the product is, because of a transfer in packaging.
interfering with his dressings applied by highly trained medical staff.

yep, defiantly an idiot. there is a surprising large number of them out there.

as my old boss use to say "if only common sense was a little more common"

[rab1]

lets get back to the nurses lol. been in the pub

[GB_Groundworks]

im chatting up a nice petite little blonde nurse at mo actually 23, 5' tall but good assets haha lol

[mickg]

i see you like blond female midgets Giles



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[seanandruby]

i bought acid in the pub years ago. My heart was ok but nearly burnt my brain out....man :laugh:

[GB_Groundworks]

did you have long hair and flares and a flower in yor hair haha, my mate has a phd and makes it........

[lutonlagerlout]

i bought acid in the pub years ago. My heart was ok but nearly burnt my brain out....man :laugh:

some so and so spiked my drink years ago
i heard the bell go for last orders about 10 times so i went home
my old man said "what are you doing home at 9 o'clock?"
it was a hellish 12 hours ,why people would do that to themsleves is beyond me,it was like a nightmare come to life eek!
LLL

[TheVictorianCobbleCo]

An acid wash (5 -10% by volume) is generally used to remove light cement staining, and should be washed on with a broom, and then cleared within minutes of that with copious amounts of clean water, as Tony says, it's damaging and not a good idea. Some colour might show, but it won't restore colour. If the pigment has faded,it has faded,end of story. On hot dry summer days the paving will look faded, its easy enough to check proper colour by watering the paving, it gives an accurate reflection of the colour. I've had suppliers change pigment suppliers without notifying me, which let to crap coloured pavers, and the solution lies in getting and staying with a good pigment supplier. I'd say ask for replacement pavers.