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UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Hard Floor Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: alex hynds on April 25, 2016, 06:43:48 pm
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Had a look at these last week for a regular customer of ours. Top layer is like latex/rubber with a thick tar like substance then paint on the tile. I don't really fancy this but sure the experience would be useful. Have already warned them it's going to be costly. Any suggestions??
Can we not turn this one into altro alkaline damage please? It's really dull (http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1461606210_IMG_20160425_21736.jpg)
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Give Jamie pearson a ring at Cleaning systems UK, he's the man for stuff like this.
0800 163555
01334 656787
info@cleaningsystems.co.uk
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Thanks Derek I was thinking of Jamie earlier regarding this. Would it be a job for the grit brushes he sells?
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Had a look at these last week for a regular customer of ours. Top layer is like latex/rubber with a thick tar like substance then paint on the tile. I don't really fancy this but sure the experience would be useful. Have already warned them it's going to be costly. Any suggestions??
Can we not turn this one into altro alkaline damage please? It's really dull (http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1461606210_IMG_20160425_21736.jpg)
Alex
Absolute doddle to sort. Miracle Residue Remover or Miracle Epoxy Film Remover. SIC Brush on your rotary and it should fly off. Rinse and clean with Miracle Tile & Stone Cleaner to get rid of the Stripper Residue afterwards.
Kev
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Cheers kev.
What is a sic brush is it the same as the grit brushes I've seen Jamie selling?
Emailed you earlier about some advice.... AGAIN lol.
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No idea to be honest Alex, just know he'd have a good solution.
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Cheers kev.
What is a sic brush is it the same as the grit brushes I've seen Jamie selling?
Emailed you earlier about some advice.... AGAIN lol.
Silicone Carbide Brushes they are artificial wire brushes made out of Silicone Carbide we do them in different grits. I answered your two e mails earlier
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Kev what grit would you recommend for this? Is it possible and practical to give ss or aluminium floor plates like these above a shiny finish with sc brushes?
Thanks
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Kev what grit would you recommend for this? Is it possible and practical to give ss or aluminium floor plates like these above a shiny finish with sc brushes?
Thanks
Do a test area