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I'm more than happy with just "pure"- works for me!! One thing that has been established though via these "vision" threads is the staggering amount of people who seemingly suffer from spotting issues on a regular basis! I would advise more focus on technique &/or more suitable tools to begin with!
Quote from: ♦ChumBucket♦ on February 21, 2015, 10:59:21 amI'm more than happy with just "pure"- works for me!! One thing that has been established though via these "vision" threads is the staggering amount of people who seemingly suffer from spotting issues on a regular basis! I would advise more focus on technique &/or more suitable tools to begin with!Some windows spot with wfp and that's all there is to it
Vision makes the water more gloupy or syrup like. As stated by myself and others. This seems to make the water hang around more and doesn't run down the glass from the seals. It seems to suspend it. On some windows the seals are shot. So I know I get spotting. Vision has reduced that. I can flick/rinse on the glass or even not clean the top 2 inches to prevent spotting. Try doing that 50ft up. It's hard. I take it you are another poster who feels they can comment on vision and notEven used it?
Quote from: The Number 23 on February 22, 2015, 10:34:09 amVision makes the water more gloupy or syrup like. As stated by myself and others. This seems to make the water hang around more and doesn't run down the glass from the seals. It seems to suspend it. On some windows the seals are shot. So I know I get spotting. Vision has reduced that. I can flick/rinse on the glass or even not clean the top 2 inches to prevent spotting. Try doing that 50ft up. It's hard. I take it you are another poster who feels they can comment on vision and notEven used it? No, I'm a wfp user of Eleven years & so don't buy BS easily. Vision might help shine or change the water tension but it doesn't prevent spotting. I would cure the seal problem (obviously you don't know how to) & that would be an end to it. Also, if what you are claiming is true- i.e. the water hangs around for longer then it is also by consequence more open to airborne particle contamination- another cause of spotting. So, in conclusion, you (in your mind) have cured one spotting issue but worsened another. I very rarely get spotting but when I do I identify then cure the issue- simples.
Quote from: ♦ChumBucket♦ on February 22, 2015, 11:49:40 amQuote from: The Number 23 on February 22, 2015, 10:34:09 amVision makes the water more gloupy or syrup like. As stated by myself and others. This seems to make the water hang around more and doesn't run down the glass from the seals. It seems to suspend it. On some windows the seals are shot. So I know I get spotting. Vision has reduced that. I can flick/rinse on the glass or even not clean the top 2 inches to prevent spotting. Try doing that 50ft up. It's hard. I take it you are another poster who feels they can comment on vision and notEven used it? No, I'm a wfp user of Eleven years & so don't buy BS easily. Vision might help shine or change the water tension but it doesn't prevent spotting. I would cure the seal problem (obviously you don't know how to) & that would be an end to it. Also, if what you are claiming is true- i.e. the water hangs around for longer then it is also by consequence more open to airborne particle contamination- another cause of spotting. So, in conclusion, you (in your mind) have cured one spotting issue but worsened another. I very rarely get spotting but when I do I identify then cure the issue- simples. Cure the seal problem? The seals have shrunk and are lose so water gets in behind as they don't hug the glass. Like I said. Try not cleaning that part of the glass 50ft plus up. Maybe I should rinse off the glass. By cure you mean a 50ft ladder or use some TFR and scrub like mad? Diluted virosol can stop seal bleed as well black marks remover for use on boats. I started window cleaning in 1999 so let me know if you want any help.
Quote from: The Number 23 on February 22, 2015, 12:56:59 pmQuote from: ♦ChumBucket♦ on February 22, 2015, 11:49:40 amQuote from: The Number 23 on February 22, 2015, 10:34:09 amVision makes the water more gloupy or syrup like. As stated by myself and others. This seems to make the water hang around more and doesn't run down the glass from the seals. It seems to suspend it. On some windows the seals are shot. So I know I get spotting. Vision has reduced that. I can flick/rinse on the glass or even not clean the top 2 inches to prevent spotting. Try doing that 50ft up. It's hard. I take it you are another poster who feels they can comment on vision and notEven used it? No, I'm a wfp user of Eleven years & so don't buy BS easily. Vision might help shine or change the water tension but it doesn't prevent spotting. I would cure the seal problem (obviously you don't know how to) & that would be an end to it. Also, if what you are claiming is true- i.e. the water hangs around for longer then it is also by consequence more open to airborne particle contamination- another cause of spotting. So, in conclusion, you (in your mind) have cured one spotting issue but worsened another. I very rarely get spotting but when I do I identify then cure the issue- simples. Cure the seal problem? The seals have shrunk and are lose so water gets in behind as they don't hug the glass. Like I said. Try not cleaning that part of the glass 50ft plus up. Maybe I should rinse off the glass. By cure you mean a 50ft ladder or use some TFR and scrub like mad? Diluted virosol can stop seal bleed as well black marks remover for use on boats. I started window cleaning in 1999 so let me know if you want any help. My point proven to perfection!!
It gives a good shine. 1 squirt in my 250 tank. Enough reason for me. 1 customer who changed from traditional to me. After adding Vision his wife asked what I put in my water to make the glass shine so much. It made me smile
me too loads of times!I did have one woman though "that stuff you use in that water has stuck all my windows shut and stained my patio!"The patio stain was her overflow dripping - god knows what was going on with her windows. Dumped her pretty quick after that.
Here is the answer, stop guessing it just this stuff.http://www.newguardcoatings.com/uk/product/nano-technology/guardnanotech-glass