Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: firefly123 on September 12, 2010, 06:58:27 pm
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drilled out my vikan brush lost 120 grams in weight makes it as light as the supa light brush gives better all round cleanig ;D ;D ;D
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Do you have a photo we can look at.
What a good idea ::) ::) ::)
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jeff brimble showed us years ago to do that, it does make a big diffrence to the weight,
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Do you have a photo we can look at.
What a good idea ::) ::) ::)
You need loads of patience.
(http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc114/JeffBrimble/DSCF0054.jpg)
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That looks more like a hairy seive!
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god that is the best larth iv had in ages does the wind wizz in the holes ;D
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Call it a bog brush if you like its 8oz , but what would you use horizonatlly at 40ft - I also have one thats 6 1/2 oz one day you may be able to buy one but until then diy rules ?
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jeff just one question I have on brushes with holes through them doest the water bounce back of the glass and through the holes?
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I use low pressure and low flow so no not for me, but if you use 4l/min at 80psi then maybe but probably not because of the angle of the holes.
I dont advise you to try drilling the holes unless you are ultra patient and use a bristle guard.
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I use low pressure and low flow so no not for me, but if you use 4l/min at 80psi then maybe but probably not because of the angle of the holes.
I dont advise you to try drilling the holes unless you are ultra patient and use a bristle guard.
lol yes I use a high flow, but was just asking because I seen a wfp brush at a suppliers with large holes pre drilled, looked a nice brush and very light but wasn't sure about the water, but I suppose i could just fill the holes or gaffer tape them if it was a problem
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Looks like a bloody light fitting lol
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Sorry mate but i would feel embarassed if i pulled up and got that out the van to clean my custys windows!!!