Window Frames.

[Bingo]

May have a big job coming-up.

This building has aluminium window frames, which are 'powder coated' (I think) and are green in colour.

The colour has faded a lot, so the customer wants all the frames polished-up to restore the colour using 'T-Cut'.

Soooo, is this the best product to use, or is there something easier/quicker to use, as this is going to be a time consuming job....this is a big building.

Anyone done anything like this.

 

[Richard Barnes]

It depends on what powder was used to coat them, some powder if not an external long life grade goes dull and powdery after 2-3 years, even long life grade goes like this after 10 to 12 years. I would do a test patch first with some tcut and se what happens, but still be carefull as Aluminium is acid eteched first to make it stick in the first place

 

[Bingo]

Cheers for the reply /emoticons/smile.png .

 

[rugbywolf]

May have a big job coming-up.This building has aluminium window frames, which are 'powder coated' (I think) and are green in colour.

The colour has faded a lot, so the customer wants all the frames polished-up to restore the colour using 'T-Cut'.

Soooo, is this the best product to use, or is there something easier/quicker to use, as this is going to be a time consuming job....this is a big building.

Anyone done anything like this.

I wouldn't touch a job like this unless I was absolutely sure what was needed