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Don't know if you can see them on the pic. They are like hard water stains. Tried Virorosol neat and still no good.
What will shift it?
What will shift it?
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It`s not as strong as what h man uses. If you are doing this type of work you would already or should have spoken to the customer asking if they would like at extra cost the glass restoring.I use it at a garden centre which has hard water and the windows are always heavily water marked from sprinklers and watering etc. they get this treatment at extra cost twice per year.Do you use this stuff then?
For me using this type of acid based products would be the last resort if all other hardwater stain removers fail.
this guy is proper out of shape. get down the gym fat boy!Do you use this stuff then?
For me using this type of acid based products would be the last resort if all other hardwater stain removers fail.
Good stuff, but you have to be really careful with it. It is as thin as water, and can mark framework, cement surround etc if you get over spill. Don't do what I did and mess around with it on your marble kitchen work top - my Mrs isn't happy with the permanent stain :Image8: I had to promise to grind out the marble and re-polish it... It's on the list.winsol 550 glass restorer.
removes alkali stains, concrete run off, haze etc etc.
Hard water stains. Get yourself a bottle of unger rub out.. Bloody brilliant.. Rub on, scrub for a minute, leave a few secs, mop then blade, then should all be away!!
I done a job yesterday and got good photos of it..