Chris34
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Hi Guys,
I've got a job for my parents neighbour to do tomorrow. They already have a traditional window cleaner who I think charges about £5 (they charge his neighbour £3.50), anyway his frames are terrible, really old and plenty of greying, one is actually black. He wants the frames cleaning. Now I really want to try and get a wow factor on this one, as good as I can get. The reason being is that I know another neighbour down the road who raised her brows to my pricing when speaking to my mother, so I want to try and make them look like new just to make a point, the house also faces hers so she would see it everyday. These are people who think 'cheap is best' so I want to teach them a lesson and hey who knows maybe get further work.
What is the best cleaner and method to remove the greying? I've got screwfix degreaser but although it will look a lot better and will remove the black dirt it won't remove the greying, so what else is there?
Chris.
I've got a job for my parents neighbour to do tomorrow. They already have a traditional window cleaner who I think charges about £5 (they charge his neighbour £3.50), anyway his frames are terrible, really old and plenty of greying, one is actually black. He wants the frames cleaning. Now I really want to try and get a wow factor on this one, as good as I can get. The reason being is that I know another neighbour down the road who raised her brows to my pricing when speaking to my mother, so I want to try and make them look like new just to make a point, the house also faces hers so she would see it everyday. These are people who think 'cheap is best' so I want to teach them a lesson and hey who knows maybe get further work.
What is the best cleaner and method to remove the greying? I've got screwfix degreaser but although it will look a lot better and will remove the black dirt it won't remove the greying, so what else is there?
Chris.