See picture attached. This or early next month is the big step for me to wfp, but this is a job where I'm absolutely terrified of using wfp. Traditional these are quite hard to do, the little top lights you clean with some spray and microfibre, while the main panes you need a completely different squeegee technique for to not leave behind lines, a new rubber is pretty much required.
Anyway, inside and out takes me 7-8hrs, and it's a very very good earner and my best customer.
How would I tackle this window with wfp? Most of them are in very good shape, cuz they are less then 2 years old. One or two places the putty didn't dry correctly, hence having a bit of moisture in there, which in turn cracked the paint. For the rest, they are very good quality. Also the actual (hope I explain this correctly) subframe which divides the window into gothic, isn't square edged, but the edges are a 45 degree angle on the glass, so where the top lights come together it's like the edge of a knife shape. I guess dirt can be trapped in there, so that needs a good wash. But there is a real big chance, that water will run down the subframe on the window, creating runs. Looks to be a nightmare for wfp. So how would I do this window? (sorry for the long explanation) I keep forgetting to take pictures, but I don't want to do that when they are in.
Please click on the picture, it will open up to the big one, the thumbnail picture looks weird.
