[Allan Simmons]

Hi guys, I'm trying to find a UK supplier of this type of enclosed tool if possible.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Auto-Detailing-Internal-Spray-Crevice-Tool-carpet-cleaning-extractor-upholstery-/120886208372?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c25612774

I need one for next Wednesday if possible 

Any help would be appreciated.

Al.

[Mark Slaney]

  Here ya go 

http://www.carpet-cleaning-equipment.co.uk/crevice-tool-6-cm-wide-external-spray-p-304.html


 Mark.

[Dennis]

Alternative suppliers are available: 

http://www.wcsuk.com/cleaning-tools-lances/hand-tools/internal-spray-crevice-nozzle-500-psi.html

[JandS]

That message from socalsteam....I get those on my blog sometimes.
Wierd messages thanking me for info but worded funny.
What's it mean??

[garry22]

It's called spam John.

Dropping links in comments.

[Allan Simmons]

Thanks Dennis, I should have checked here again before buying one with  an external jet, DOH!

I've got the details not for future reference.

Al.

[John Kelly]

Allan don't worry, the external jets much better in my opinion. It allows you to control the amount you put down much easier especially for bad draft marks.

[Allan Simmons]

Not worried John, just chuffed Lynn posted and we have one for the job Wednesday without me having to worry, and this one is £25 more anyway  , thanks for the swift dispatch too.

Al.

[Kinver_Clean]

I use an external spray upholstery tool. I find it much more economical with water and with practice does not overspray. I use around 10-15 lts to lean a 3 pce suite.
Every man to  his own.
I think with use you will like it.

[Allan Simmons]

 

I use an external spray upholstery tool. I find it much more economical with water and with practice does not overspray. I use around 10-15 lts to lean a 3 pce suite.
Every man to  his own.
I think with use you will like it.