Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: East coast window cleaning Services on January 27, 2009, 02:46:37 pm
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using a 8m Grandslam Fishing rod
came out better the i thought a little bit whippy but will get me out the s*"t if a break one of me others.
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if you use or make that brush lighter it would be much better
just trim that brush down with a disk cutter
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P & R, do you have your water pipe running up the inside?
It looks it from the `pic`.If so,it`s the first fishing pole I`ve
Seen like that.How is it done? Thanks.
Lewis Doubtfire Gleem Clean ( The Blade Runner)
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drill a hole in the tread bit then the same in the angle adapter, only prob is when taking section off and on. but good job there that man, get a lighter brush though.
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yes pipes running through the pole and yes im gonna try it with one of me superlite brushes
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looks good to me, i have been cutting my vikan down to size ;)
will try it on my pole this week
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looks good to me, i have been cutting my vikan down to size ;)
will try it on my pole this week
just get a super lite brush you wont regret it, double or single trim, im still a fan of the single trim
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try this out a lot of us have been use in this stuff to cover base section for grip and comfort i also use it in small for top section for protection against hard sills http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Heatshrink-online_50-8mm-heatshrink_W0QQcolZ4QQdirZ1QQfsubZ2346647QQftidZ2QQtZkm
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Hi.very interested in the post about 'Heatshrink' What do u do with it? How do u do it? What are any advantages?
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you use steam to shrink it, used as base section for nice none slip grip, also one god advantage i don't mention a lot is repair, when you tape up for repair then use heat shrink to sleeve repair and shrink it
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I tried to use my pole today :-\
It might be because i've been spoilt by using the stiffest poles on the market but it's just too whippy even with a superlight brush on the end.
I haven't used anything other than an slx and an s2 since April and i now hate bendy poles!
I don't know how this pole compares with a Zensorflex - i'll try and find out.
Anyone want a cheap pole?
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still dont get how its workable with the hose on the inside.. when you have to take apart sections. ???
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Buy a proper pole; they're not that expensive and saves all the faffing around with a fishing pole. If you want a fishing pole use it for what it's designed to do and go fishing; it beats a day window cleaning ;D
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Buy a proper pole; they're not that expensive and saves all the faffing around with a fishing pole. If you want a fishing pole use it for what it's designed to do and go fishing; it beats a day window cleaning ;D
With a DIY pole there's next to no faffing round? What faffing are you referring too?
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My DIY modular poles are great - took about ten minutes to 'DIY' and have cost a fraction of a 'supplier version'!
And if you do a search on this site, you'll find there's a lot of 'faffing around' done with supplier poles!
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still dont get how its workable with the hose on the inside.. when you have to take apart sections. ???
I agree here; keep your hose on the outside!
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Buy a proper pole; they're not that expensive and saves all the faffing around with a fishing pole. If you want a fishing pole use it for what it's designed to do and go fishing; it beats a day window cleaning ;D
where do you think the superlite pole originated from,! mars!!!!!!!!!