Smurf
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Did this one today and thought it looked OK but got wise to packing me kit up first.
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Sad to customer I've finished now so have a look to make sure you are happy with the work before I pack my kit away. Anyway the lady went and had a look out of the bedroom window then came down to speak to me. She said that I had missed bits on the crest and could I get the dirty marks off it. I said no problem I will just get my tool then if you can spot for me I will remove the offending dirty marks. They where actualy only 3 bits I hsd missed so attached a plastic scrapper with gaffer tape to a short car brush telescopic pole then wrapped a micro cloth to the scraper as the marks of dirt were in the corners and underside of only 2 crests.
It actualy took longer to put my ladder back up than wipe the 3 tiny dirt spots off them. Thought I was fussy but there you go so moto of the story is always ask first if the completed job is to the customer satisfaction before packing your kit away. :Image13:
If anyone is interested this is what I used to clean around the outside edges of the crests as a wfp brush sometimes doesn't get in very well as I found out today... Job done & happy customer in the end :Image3:
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What do you think?
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Sad to customer I've finished now so have a look to make sure you are happy with the work before I pack my kit away. Anyway the lady went and had a look out of the bedroom window then came down to speak to me. She said that I had missed bits on the crest and could I get the dirty marks off it. I said no problem I will just get my tool then if you can spot for me I will remove the offending dirty marks. They where actualy only 3 bits I hsd missed so attached a plastic scrapper with gaffer tape to a short car brush telescopic pole then wrapped a micro cloth to the scraper as the marks of dirt were in the corners and underside of only 2 crests.
It actualy took longer to put my ladder back up than wipe the 3 tiny dirt spots off them. Thought I was fussy but there you go so moto of the story is always ask first if the completed job is to the customer satisfaction before packing your kit away. :Image13:
If anyone is interested this is what I used to clean around the outside edges of the crests as a wfp brush sometimes doesn't get in very well as I found out today... Job done & happy customer in the end :Image3:
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What do you think?