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How do you best clean and stain?
We would need to know what caused the stain and what kind of surface it's on. The procedure to clean an oil stain off of concrete is going to be much different than cleaning a red wine stain off of furniture.
Can Muractic acid remove brown in pool stain?
dont know for sure,however brown stain is soil contamination from below.This indicates a weak or seepage place.You can try Hydrogen Perocide.
How do you remove rust stains from car paint?
Use a product called "KILZ" that you paint over it then repaint the ceiling .If you do this in the right order it will not come through. Just paint it and it will always bleed through over time.
What are the Brown spots on my new concrete pool?
A brown stain could be many things. Copper, iron, organics... I work at Jack's Magic and we specialize in swimming pool stain id, removal and prevention. I would recommend using a Jack's Magic Stain ID kit to identify what type of stain you have and know EXACTLY which procedure will clean up your pool.
How to Stain a Concrete Driveway?
Most concrete driveways are not attractive to the eye and can be covered in automotive fluid stains. A concrete stain will hide these stains and will make the home look better. It will also add a touch of color to your home and yard. The first thing you need to do is figure out what type of stain that you want to use. A water-based stain is easy to use but do not have too rich of a color. An acid stain is harder to use but gives better patterns of color and goes deep into the concrete. Any paint and sealant would just sit on top of the concrete and scratch off very easily. Whichever type you choose, make sure that you get enough to cover the driveway completely. You should measure the driveway’s width and length so you know the area that needs to be covered. Also, remember that the stain you choose might needs more than one coat. Before applying any stain, you need to clean off the driveway. Everything should be taken off of the driveway. A concrete degreaser will help get off any fluid stains or dirt. It can be found at any hardware or home improvement store. A pressure washer can be used to rinse off the degreaser and any dirt. Then, you should use a clean broom to sweep away anything sitting on the surface of the concrete. Before applying the stain, you must be in the appropriate attire. You need to keep your skin protected for the stain. You should have long pants and a long sleeved shirt on. Also, boots, gloves, and goggles would be a good idea. This is because stain is toxic and can cause skin issues if they touch. Use a pump sprayer to disperse the stain. You should start spraying in a corner and go a few feet at a time. Instructions from the stain will tell you how long to let it sit before applying another layer. Finally, put a sealant over the stain once it is dry. This will protect it and make it look polished. It should be laid out with a rolling brush.
How does acid-fast bacteria differ from gram bacteria?
Acid-fast and Gram stain are two different types of staining technique. Bacteria that stain with acid-fast techniques are called "acid fast bacteria." Bacteria that don't stain with acid-fast techniques are called "not acid fast." At the same time, bacteria can be "Gram-positive" or "Gram-negative." For example, Nocardia is a bacterium that is acid-fast and Gram-positive. Usually the reason people care about these designations is in order to figure out what species a bacteria is. The issue usually arises in the context of a patient's sample that has grown bacteria. At first the doctors won't be sure which bacteria it is. They'll have guesses based on how the patient presented, but they won't know, and they want to know because that will help them pick the best treatment. A first step toward "speciating" the bacteria is to do a Gram stain on it. This is because for historical reasons determining whether a bacteria is Gram-positive or Gram-negative goes a long way toward speciating it. Acid-fast staining is less common, and is used mostly for diagnosing tuberculosis (caused by Mycobacteria, which are acid-fast bacteria). There are details about the cell walls that determine whether an organism will stain with Gram stain (thick walls without mycolic acids) or acid-fast, but hopefully this answers your question.
Carbolfuchsin can be used as a simple stain and as a negative stain as a simple stain the PH would be what?
lol, we must be in the same class, b/c i have all of the same questions. did u figure out the answer? I think its a base ... qc the microbiology lab Cute, from the best that I could find some sources say pH 7 and others had given a pH 8. But could not find a solid answer. As a simple stain it would have to have a pH of <7. As we know, the charge on the cell is always going to be negative (an anion). In order to achieve a simple stain we want the stain attracted to the cell wall; therefore, the stain must be positively charged (a cation) for the opposite forces to attract. The more acidic the compound - the smaller its pH number with 7 being neutral. As we know, the [H]+ increases as the pH decreases becoming evermore positively charged. Simple answer: <7
What is the bacteria mophology for bacillus subtilis by simple stain?
B. subtilis is indeed a Gram positive rod.However, there is confusion as to whether it is an obligate aerobe or a facultative anaerobe. Although classed as an obligate aerobe, it has been shown to grow under strict anaerobic conditions.
Discuss the different methods of acid-fast staining?
Ziehl-Neelsen Technique. also know as the Hot stain. application of heat during staining for the greater penetration of the primary stain which is the Carbolfushin. Kinyoun techinique. also know as the Cold stain. Acid fast organisms can also be visualized by Flourescence Microscopy using specific flourescent dyes such as Auramine and Rhodamine. :D -iampol
Muriatic acid put a white stain on your black granite sink and you need to know how to get it out?
Mix baking soda with water to create a paste, then apply it to the stained areas. Let it sit for a few hours, scrub gently with a soft brush, and rinse with water. You can repeat this process if needed until the stain is removed.
Why does tomato stain?
There is no answer know on the internet for this .
How do you get permanent marker off of concrete?
You can try using a mix of baking soda and water or white vinegar to scrub the stain off the concrete. Alternatively, you can use a commercial cleaner specifically designed to remove permanent marker stains from surfaces like concrete.
