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First awning - Jun 30th, 06, 09:54 PM
PITA. Palmolive and bleach mixture and about an hour of scrubbing with a truck brush. Customer was happy.
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Thumbs up Looks great! - Jun 30th, 06, 10:10 PM
Wow, what a difference. The customer should be happy!

Great job!


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Dustin,
Did you seal the awning?
Without sealing, your beautiful work will not last near as long.
Damn right, the customer should be happy with the job you did.
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Jul 1st, 06, 09:22 PM
thanks,yes I did seal it cost me $27 but I wanted to make sure I "did it right" pun intended lol dustin
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How Much Soap And Bleach Did You Use
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