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1. 
   WayneL5 | Nov 28, 2002 01:22am | #1

   Try calling the stain manufacturer and ask what they recommend you do use.

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   kennedy136 | Nov 28, 2002 03:52am | #2

   Oldmxer,

          I have had good success with a pressure washer, 2000 plus psi variety not the cheap junk at the discount stores.  Hold it fairly close to the dirty spots and let it dry out before you stain it.  Good luck.

                                                                     Mark

3. 
   ReinTaul | Nov 28, 2002 04:08am | #3

   What the Professor says. Before pressure washing though, give it a quick scrub with TSP and a stiff brush to get the oils and grease off.

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   jarhead | Nov 28, 2002 04:44pm | #4

   I concur with the TSP, this is what Kemeco recommends for a cleaner.

                                      Semper Fi

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   bill_1010 | Nov 28, 2002 07:53pm | #5

   make sure its real TSP, ive seen TSP labled as such with no tri-sodium phosphates even in the mix.