Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Ian Gourlay on February 15, 2008, 08:01:49 am
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PaulKing in another topic mentioned they had a test kit for water and oil.
But I was under the impresion that the Uk version on Scothguard was no longer available apart from aresol cans from Homebase for £4.99
And the only product from 3M available was from Prochem
If the 3M product is available where do you get it
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Its back in the prochem catalogue 2008 Ian and is now carrying the scotch guard label as appose to the 3m
Mark
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Just show how good Prochem suppliers are.
I visited what I thought was Norfolks premier suppliers the other week as I was working in Norwich had a good look at products on shelf did not see any.
Although I did not ask for one I was not offered a new Cat.
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sadly scotchcare services is no longer with us and neither is the supply of the kits, but keep my sets very safe it really helps.
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It also means we can alloffer Scotchguard as a brand without upsetting those with a licience
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http://carpetextractor.co.uk/shop/index.php/cPath/42
Scothgard, water based, Geoff
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I think PROCHEM are selling it for around £47 150s/m coverage per 3.75 litres
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says this on the prochem site
Coverage 93m2 per 3.78 litres concentrate.
heers Goron
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Stand corrected Goron i was told that over phone from a supplier heres the link
http://www.prochem.co.uk/carpet_&_fabric_protective_treatments.htm
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It also means we can alloffer Scotchguard as a brand without upsetting those with a licience
Actually it was 3M who got upset, most companies advertising scotchgard where not using it as it was only officially available to licensee holder, however there was a 3m carpet protector also sold at the same time. Remember your going back 20 years here. Things where a little different with regards to grey imports.
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3m is available from www.olympiccleaning.com for £36.00 for 5 litres and will dilute 1-8 on dry carpets and 1-4 on cleaned carpets.
Mark
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It also means we can alloffer Scotchguard as a brand without upsetting those with a licience
Actually it was 3M who got upset, most companies advertising scotchgard where not using it as it was only officially available to licensee holder, however there was a 3m carpet protector also sold at the same time. Remember your going back 20 years here. Things where a little different with regards to grey imports.
Ian then said
Yeah but some Derek Bolton has been going on about how bad people were using the name without being authourised.
Now we can all offer the service ,
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Does it say Scotchguard on the container?, all you can offer is 3M protector Ian...
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(http://www.prochem.co.uk/IMAGES/chemicals/TM2401%20new.jpg)
it says scotchgard so you can advertise scotchgard
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I was looking on Olympic, where can you buy that and can you advertise you sell scotchguard if your not licenced?
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Prochem sell it
http://www.prochem.co.uk/carpet_&_fabric_protective_treatments.htm
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If thats what you apply you can advertise that fact.
I thought that licence things all finished now.
Correct me if im wrong?