Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: sunshine windows on July 22, 2012, 10:07:55 pm
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I've just spent the last hour or so, sanding back the epoxy resin i put on the end of 3 x sections of my slx30 which had thinned out more than the rest of the sections.
I only decided to thicken the sections, as the very top clamp which holds the brush in place had come loose.
What a pain in the arse that was, if anybody has the patience to do this for wfp users, I would gladly pay someone else to do it for me next time.
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I use a little mouse sander mate make it really quick and easy
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If I do it again, I will definitely be using some sort of power tool to finish off. Took me ages. :-[
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What was you doing with the epoxy resin in the 1st place,repair loose clamp ?
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Yes Cliff, re-glued the top section that hold the quick release brush attachment in place.
Decided to thicken the tops of the first 3 pole sections too.
Not a DIY enthusiast at all.
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Yes Cliff, re-glued the top section that hold the quick release brush attachment in place.
Decided to thicken the tops of the first 3 pole sections too.
Not a DIY enthusiast at all.
u know u can buy new sections ? ;) ;D ;D
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Wish I had Ian.
Somebody should set up a pole repairs company and take the stress away from me next time. ::)
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Someone posted on here about setting up refurbing poles but (rather predictably) got shot down in flames.
Vin
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I used to go fishing and the local tackle shop used to repair my cracked carbon / fibre glass rods and poles, he used to do a great job too.... dont know if thats any good to you?
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Good shout Kenny. They would definitely do a better job than I have.
Funnily enough the bloke at wickes suggested going to the local fishing shop, because he didn't think they stocked anything suitable to patch the pole up.