Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: wightsurf on June 19, 2013, 07:26:41 pm
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That's right got board so thought I would give a off cut a go for the sake of a couple of quid. As I trad as well as WFP I like to try things out for my self and this I wish I had tried a long time ago.
The way I use them is, wash the glass and with damp chamois wipe the frame touching the glass as well ,it takes all the water off and when I blade the glass there really is no need to use a scrim.
Now I know you can do this with a scrim or micro fibre and I have both but it doesn't work the same, the chamois don't seem to hold all the crap like the others .
BUT to get the best results you must be able to blade good or your bad habits will give a crap job 8)
Its sort of give me a bit of motivation as I was getting fed up but looking forward to getting back on the glass again ;D
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You need to get yourself one of them water fed pole things, won't need scrim, chamois or squeegee. ;)
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That's right got board so thought I would give a off cut a go for the sake of a couple of quid. As I trad as well as WFP I like to try things out for my self and this I wish I had tried a long time ago.
One of these you mean ;D
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Detailing with a chamois? You'll end up with arms like popeye.
They don't glide like a good scrim or microfiber but i'd agree with the result. And they last ages as well.
I use scrim now. :)
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Slimy, and you need to to invest in chamois mop to go over the window first, and then let the sun shine, and you will pick up loads of customers ;D