paul alan
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I just read a post about a guy who always rinses on no matter what the glass type, who else does this?
No matter how I try to rinse on whenever I check the glass 5 times out of 10 its unsatisfactory, especially hydrophobic glass. I always get sideways spotting from the bristle tips or random spots throughout the pane.
I have tried all different ways and cant get decent results, I have even tried the Alex Gardiner technique on his video where he builds up a head of water first then pulls the brush down quickly.
I hear other guys on here talk about rinsing on all the time but it doesn't work for me or maybe I'm too picky when checking work but if I can see it then so can a customer. . The odd spot isn't a huge problem on most houses, but some houses you cant have a single one.
Is it possible to rinse "on" on all types of glass and get 99% results? I can only achieve that by rinsing off with 2/3 - 3/4 strength flow. I like the idea of being able to rinse on but would I have to take a hit in the results department as a sacrifice for ease?
No matter how I try to rinse on whenever I check the glass 5 times out of 10 its unsatisfactory, especially hydrophobic glass. I always get sideways spotting from the bristle tips or random spots throughout the pane.
I have tried all different ways and cant get decent results, I have even tried the Alex Gardiner technique on his video where he builds up a head of water first then pulls the brush down quickly.
I hear other guys on here talk about rinsing on all the time but it doesn't work for me or maybe I'm too picky when checking work but if I can see it then so can a customer. . The odd spot isn't a huge problem on most houses, but some houses you cant have a single one.
Is it possible to rinse "on" on all types of glass and get 99% results? I can only achieve that by rinsing off with 2/3 - 3/4 strength flow. I like the idea of being able to rinse on but would I have to take a hit in the results department as a sacrifice for ease?
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