Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: kiral1404 on July 18, 2006, 10:03:31 pm
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I'm still having problems with spots on certain customers windows i clean frames everytime as part of price.
I know this is a cause do any of you who clean frames all the time have this prob and would a fan jet help
Also i cant find cleantech's no to get some
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what are you using now for spraying from the brush, i assume pencil spray.
if so i find fan spray jets are best
try this http://www.cleantech.co.uk/ Tel : 01563 550 450
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I have ordered a couple of those fan jets to try them out on my mini pole.
I noticed they do two sorts
Fine (low pressure)
Normal (high pressure)
I have ordered the fine as i use 60psi pumps i just hope its the right one
Paul
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Cheers, at last they have a site, might just order the square brush with fan jets as i'm fed up getting red marks all over the frames.
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What size drill bits do you need for the fan jets?
Steve
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What size drill bits do you need for the fan jets?
Steve
Steve have a look at matts site it gives you step by step instructions on how to build your brush, including drill bit sizes
Its the second sticky down from the top.
http://d.co.uk/phpbb/index.php
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just cut the red edging off with a stanly blade. once you cut through it it'll just peel off, and no more red marks
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I have ordered a couple of those fan jets to try them out on my mini pole.
I noticed they do two sorts
Fine (low pressure)
Normal (high pressure)
I have ordered the fine as i use 60psi pumps i just hope its the right one
Paul
i use these fine jets with the backpack they are great , if you put the backpack on setting1 they spray out like pencil jets and if you turn them up they spray out like fans ( best of both worlds )
gary
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use an 8.5mm bit/9mm bit and just push the nozzle through backwartds with the hose already on it, it'll make a nice tight fit.
if you are using a trailer or van system use the standard sie fan spray jets, they allow more water on the glass, the fine are great for backpacks etc when water reserve is limited
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just cut the red edging off with a stanly blade. once you cut through it it'll just peel off, and no more red marks
I'm new to WFPing & I occasionally get those red marks off my Vikan brush. Is that rubber not there for a reason. Will you not expose the body of the brush to wear if you just cut it off.
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just cut the red edging off with a stanly blade. once you cut through it it'll just peel off, and no more red marks
I'm new to WFPing & I occasionally get those red marks off my Vikan brush. Is that rubber not there for a reason. Will you not expose the body of the brush to wear if you just cut it off.
these brushes were made for car cleaning if i am right the rubber is to protect from damaging car but i have taken mine of it only takes seconds and it is now the same as my other proper wfp brushes .
gary
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I have also taken mine off one of my 10" brushes also.
Just prised mine off with a screwdriver whilst getting the hump with the red marks whilst working.
A lot better now just clonks a bit if you hit the wall with the edge of the brush.
But now the same as my 16" brush
Paul