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David Taylor
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if your using a scraper keep the area as wet (lubricated) as possible to avoid scratches.
if your using a scraper keep the area as wet (lubricated) as possible to avoid scratches.
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I stay well clear of them as far too much hassle than they are worth :Image13:
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acid
if your using a scraper keep the area as wet (lubricated) as possible to avoid scratches.
acid on a window would have to make sure you don't get it on the frames
if your using a scraper keep the area as wet (lubricated) as possible to avoid scratches.
acid on a window would have to make sure you don't get it on the frames
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Acid is on old trick and has been used for years Neil :Image13:
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Never new that I've got builders cleans on Thursday and Friday and I've got to do windows in and out I've got acid would that be worth using then to soften them muck up on the windows?
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At your own risk mucker...
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If you dilute acid. Remember to poor the acid into water. And not the other way round.
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What about a pea shooter pressure washer?
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Found some cleaner online. Going to give it a try.
Spray on, dissolves concrete splatter rinse off.
Contains nothing harmful, we shall see!
Spray on, dissolves concrete splatter rinse off.
Contains nothing harmful, we shall see!
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Ordered it today 1l is £35 lol!
Customer is paying for it thank god!
Customer is paying for it thank god!
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