[Solo Cleaning]

Hi all

This is a dangerous thing to ask but I would like everyones opinion

Two questions
1) which is better on a wfp jet or spray nozzles (or do they both have there uses?)
2) What is the general thoughts on using microfibre cloths as opposed to scrim.

Thanks Lee

[Thecleanerservice]

Microfibre have their place.  Scrims have their place.  But different tools for different jobs

Pj

[richie_tracey]

Hi All
So when would you use micro cloth and not scrim???

[Thecleanerservice]

Micro for shining up leaded lights.  Much quicker & better than scrim

Pj

[Moderator David@stives]

Micro for shining up leaded lights. Much quicker & better than scrim

Pj

dont think so ,nowt wrong with scrim boy   

[ian m]

who cares??
 

 

[Thecleanerservice]

Micro for shining up leaded lights. Much quicker & better than scrim

Pj

dont think so ,nowt wrong with scrim boy

I have been experimentingggg.
As long as it's not in direct sunlight, I spray GG4 mix on leaded lights and wipe 'n buff with micro.  I don't have wfp so this has proved quickest methinks.

Pj
Butt....who cares!! indeeed

[pjulk]

Can't beat scrim, I tried microfibre once and that was enough i tried the blue one.
So went back to the good ole trusty scrim.

I guess it's all down to personal preferance and think the best thing to do is try both and see which one you prefer.

Paul

[Davindo Cleana]

Have jets but wouldn't mind trying spray
I got started on scrim which was not the best but did not know at the time, so when I got the Unger microwipe it was a dream and now never use scrim

[Ian_Giles]

My own jets are the fan variety as against the needle, and they are inside the brush.
With the brush that Peter Fogwill supplies, the centre rows of bristles are removed, this allows the fan jets to cover the full width of the brush, and excess spray is contained within the brush by the surounding bristles. seems to work fine!

Regards,

Ian

[Davindo Cleana]

I quite like the sound of that, Ian - not sure who Peter Fogwill is though - can you point me in right direction

thanks,  Red

[Ian_Giles]

http://www.window-tools.com/

That should be a link to Peter's Aquatec site, on there is all the stuff with regards to his WFP systems.
He's very good and very helpful. Top bloke.

There are also links to his own forum too, much like this one, but a lot of it is dedicated to WFP, and he has a very helpful FAQ's page.

Regards,

Ian

[Davindo Cleana]

Thanks for that, I'll have a look