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im a professional anorak as only use 000 if i had loads of dosh then would go to ionics and buy one of them 0000000000000000 parts per billion just for the fun of it.
i mainly stay at working with 000 water but occasionally it creeps up to 015 before i change resin.no problems whatsoever.seriously mate if your getting spotting at 002 its NOT THE WATER!!itll be either not rinsing enough or water is getting contaminated eg. mixing with dirt under rubber seals and running down the window when you ve left or top frames not cleaned properly dripping dirty water.dazmondI think your 'spot' on. The spots I had were in a drip/line, I had cleaned and rinsed frames very thoroughly but these started (on a few houses) with similarly aged double glazing (although I checked one new window on one house that dried fine). The spotted lines started from the top rubber but I couldn't understand why which is why I asked the question about my tds of 002. Anyway I've changed my resin and start tomorrow 000 so hope I have a better day than Friday, although i dont know how to prevent this type of spotting. Cheers folks for the replies - I'll stop asking divvy questions soon!
Quote from: deeege on February 15, 2013, 10:39:01 pmWrong. If your getting spotting at 002 it's more down to technique than the water I'm afraid.+1
Wrong. If your getting spotting at 002 it's more down to technique than the water I'm afraid.
i mainly stay at working with 000 water but occasionally it creeps up to 015 before i change resin.no problems whatsoever.seriously mate if your getting spotting at 002 its NOT THE WATER!!itll be either not rinsing enough or water is getting contaminated eg. mixing with dirt under rubber seals and running down the window when you ve left or top frames not cleaned properly dripping dirty water.dazmond