Problem: How to stamp concrete with elite crete system's concrete solutions
Pressure wash the surface with a 3200 psi pressure washer.
The goal here is to remove any foreign particles in the pores of the substrate and also to remove any loose concrete.
Mix 1 part muriatic acid with 8 parts of clean water and put this in a watering jug or pump up sprayer. OPTIONS:
- After loosening the concrete from the surface use a leaf blower to clean off any remaining water in the pores of the concrete. Allow the concrete to dry after the copper compound has dried.
- It is important to use a plastic sprayer as the muriatic acid will corrode metal sprayers. Spray the acid and water mixture on the surface.
- Add 600 grit sand to a waterproof bucket or wheelbarrow and pump up water to the depth needed for filling. Pour the agreed on amount of cement mix into the thrown away concrete job.
- Fill it to the max with the recommended sealant. Put rubber band on the side of the sprayer to prevent any overflow.

Answer: It is important to use a plastic sprayer as the muriatic acid will corrode metal sprayers. Spray the acid and water mixture on the surface.

Problem: How to critique poetry
Look at the form of the poem.
Before you begin reading, you should first take a moment to examine how it looks. You can learn a lot about the poem's organization before even beginning to read. OPTIONS:
- This gives you a good idea of how to interpret the poem and its structure. Keep in mind that poetry cannot include at least an underlying character, such as a hero or a villain.
- For example, you might see that the poem is broken into stanzas, groups of lines. The poem might have long, short, or even irregular lines that will help you understand its rhythm.
- Knowing how to interpret it before reading it will keep you from creating generalizations about the poem's structure. Make sure the form you are reading (or finding out about) truly makes the poem good.
- Make note of the active characters, the plot, and the subject. You should also note the setting of the poem so you can fully understand the mood of the poem.

Answer: For example, you might see that the poem is broken into stanzas, groups of lines. The poem might have long, short, or even irregular lines that will help you understand its rhythm.

Problem: We see a man laying in the sand. The dog runs for the ball. A person throws the ball back and the dog returns. the dog OPTIONS:
- sits by the man and got the ball.
- tries to get the ball.
- grabs the ball and throws it back to the person.
- jumps and runs to again the ball.
Answer: tries to get the ball.