[hennessy window cl]

Hi folks,   
           got a couple of drums of tfr concentrated to try it out but it seems very watery I thought it should be thicker like fairy liquid or so ,can anyone confirm that this is right and that I did not get the ready to use stuff in the wrong drum by accident,
                                                     thanks again ,
                                                                         Liam.

[daz1977]

good question liam,   i also got some tfr and when i mixed it  i also thought it woud be thicker when i sprayed it on the con, a bit like car shampoo,  did i mix it wrong, or is this right

[Milltown Cleaning]

naw that is the way it comes, the stuff i have is just like pink water!!

a little goes a long way with that stuff.

[wizard]

The thickness have no effect on the working of a product there are chemical thinkners that can look beter but will hardley clean. A much use one in manufacture to thicken is salt.

[bobplum]

PLEASE EXUSE MY IGNORANCE ???but whats tfr
bob

[hennessy window cl]

Hi Bob,it is short for traffic film remover and is great for cleaning conservatory roofs and the green of gutters and fascias prior to using the water fed pole,
                                                           Liam.

[Mike55]

Where's the best place to buy TFR guys?  Can you pick it up at local stores (eg B+Q, Wickes)?

[chopsie]

I got mine from a local HGV supplier,25 litres for £12.50 plus VAT.They recon only to use the green stuff though,although I have read of others using the red.I used mine on conny roof,and it did a great job

[bobplum]

Hi Bob,it is short for traffic film remover and is great for cleaning conservatory roofs and the green of gutters and fascias prior to using the water fed pole,
                                                           Liam.

thank you
bob