Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: [GQC] Tim on March 06, 2009, 11:00:03 pm
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I was thinking about getting a flocked full trim brush, from Gardiners, because my mono Dual trim is a bit useless for jobs like these.
Is a flocked brush for jobs like fascia's, cladding, conservatories etc. a lot better then a non flocked brush?
Apart from that, I'm thinking pencil jets don't work very well with fascia's and the bit under it? Would fan jet be better?
I've got a painted clock tower (second storey house) clean coming up, and I want to have some good scrubbing power for the white (now green) panels.
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Oh I thought Gardiners did a Full trim flocked brush? Must be losing my mind.
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i use a vikan flocked sill brush now for that type of cleaning i found its better at cleaning the finalies (?spelling) on top of a conservatorys as they can be fragile plus it gets underneath the guttering better on facias i use some tfr first aswell..
paul
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They are good brushes, but way to heavy (for me) for work like that.
Any other ideas? :)
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Oh I thought Gardiners did a Full trim flocked brush? Must be losing my mind.
We don't do a full trim flocked but the double trim flocked is reasonably soft and the central bristles do work well. I have found this very good for claddings, etc.
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They are good brushes, but way to heavy (for me) for work like that.
Any other ideas? :)
hi tim
i use a cut down flocked bently ,as in trim the sides and ends off.
its so light, and easy to get in all the nooks and crannys
ohh and very cheap to ;D
much lighter than alexes supalight :o