Recent content by 95GTSpeedDemon

Same for me. I vacuumed and leak checked myself though. Worst part of the whole install was the lineset bending. I dont regret doing it all.

Looking for buy a unit. Does anyone know of any promos/discount codes going on for pioneer units right now?

thanks for the feedback. im in south louisiana. hot and humid here. my electricity is almost 12cent/KW, pretty high. im plan to use (2) 24k units for my 40x40 shop.

do you find a big difference in cooling power or power usage from 17 seer to 20.5 seer? $242 difference in a mrcool advantage vs pioneer - x2 units for me

Poking my head in. Several people i talked to recommended daikin. Its not *that* much more expensive, if it really is top shelf... but their warranty disclaimer kills anything but a "pro" install. Does anyone know what parts are in the pioneer units? example; are they using good parts from...

https://prosoco.com/products/prosoco-slx100-water-oil-repellent Im going to try Armor L3000 & SX5000 instead. $395 for enough product to do 1600sqft no problem. its 40% solids (SLX100 is 58%, so it will last longer), but for the money its worth a shot. They claim 7-10yrs, even @ 5yrs, its less...

i called a rep and he recommended SLX100, which is suppose to be heavier duty... the stuff is $195/gal online. Rep said i would be in the 300sqft/gal range on coverage... 1500sqft would get stupid expensive. Did you get the water or solved based stuff? $95 to $120/gal is a couple hundred...

@TransAmConvert, how did it work long term?

How did the sealer hold up long term? i started looking into this product, seems promising.

Just to double check, no sanding it required prior to using 4500/8510 correct? What is the typical lifespan of its usefulness? I saw 100yr warranty, but i kinda tend to not believe that.

Im trying to decide on 4500/8510 vs TS210 vs PS101 vs PEN55 vs Seal Krete. Auto shop with occasional welding. 1600 sq ft I cant seem to find reviews on several of these. Pen55 in particular has a very good coverage rate for power trowel surface and would save me lots of money. I would like...