[mark turton]

hi guys does some thing like this exist?

a job today and on a couple of occasions in past ive had over spray (walk behind extractor) where a little has splashed on wall. makes me nervous when using chemical that one day im gonna have a problem.

do you get this problem when wanding or is it just when using walk behinsd?

[Paul Moss]

Towel over shoulder and wipe off as you go.

[mark turton]

Towel over shoulder and wipe off as you go.

never stayed around long enough after to know whether it actually leaves a mark - tho i have towelled off but still left wet marks, so dont know whether completely invisible when dry?

[Paul Moss]

Mark if it had marked or stained im sure you would have had a call back by now 

[Simon@arenaclean]

Most wands have splash guards and i've never had a massive problem and just wipe with a towel if there is anything. Not used a walk behind but could you not just use a piece of plastic or sheet rubber and stick it along the side with gaffa tape

[jim mca]

What machine are you using

[Max Campbell]

Roll & stroll. Decorators floor covering. They do 1 for hard floors (thicker) & 1 for carpets. Self adhesive, low tack, sticks to walls. You can cut a roll (1m wide) in half.

[Jamie Pearson]

I have never had to protect walls on a carpet job. Always on floor restorations, if on carpet you need to take a look at your methods. On the odd upholstery job I have protected wall paper in case of overspray but that's only been when solvent cleaning. Something I haven't done for 10+ years