[PAUL ERITH]

Whats the best way to remove cement/plaster splashes from upvc ( Front door )

Plus has anyone got a scratch disclaimer i could edit to cover this my email is paul@erithwc.co.uk

Thanks Paul

[richywilts]

try brillo pads i know they get rid of marks of cement and plaster but if larger chunks u may have to soak poss in something like brick acid or hot warm soapy water and scrape off or try and remove then use brillo pad

[Avo]

Doktor power makes light work of any paint, black marks, lead staining even comes with a none scratch pad

[concept]

Magica one go

[Avo]

Magica one go

Good for washing down stuff but don't remove heavy stains

[andyM]

Magica one go

Could also order a cock ring   window cleaners cloth holder at the same time.  

[ben M]

i don't clean cement! 

[Dave.]

You've got mail, Paul

[tompoole]

Hot water.... I use g101 and boil litre of water on camping stove
And use a hand spray bottle normally 20-30% . Gets most
Things off after soak

[aztec]

grade 000 steel wool soaked in soapy water

[Alex Wingrove]

Liquid Hammer

goto https://www.speedcrete.co.uk/category.do

Dave Smith or Nathan Dodd can assist you with your needs

[Window Washers]

Whats the best way to remove cement/plaster splashes from upvc ( Front door )

Plus has anyone got a scratch disclaimer i could edit to cover this my email is paul@erithwc.co.uk

Thanks Paul

Paull if you don't get one email design@windowwashers I will send you one in the morning

[AJ]

a bit of toilet cleaner with limescale remover, harpic blue bottle. put a bit on the splash, wait 5 mins, it breaks down the lime in the mortar making easy to wash away

[dave f]

get the owners to get it of less hassel no chance of getting blamed for scracthing glass thats what i do ,that gose for silacone ,paint,  celotape from birthday banners and owt else that aint muck,aint had a problem i just explain about scratching their glass. keep the job simple.may be a negative view to some but works for me

[PAUL ERITH]

You've got mail, Paul

Thanks for the email mate just what i needed 

Paul

[formb]

I always explain to the customer that if there is cement on the glass it is probably already damaged BEFORE I attempt to clean it.