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ive done 1 with a turbo nozzle, i did a test patch and owner was happy with it so i went ahead took me a long time lol but got to buy a fsc out of it and treating it with biocide once a year now , i'd hire a fsc if you can or borrow one
with cleaning up after id say about 16 hrs but i left my gear on site and did it after work so not sure for deff
Would be so easy to get this one wrong. Might take a week with a turbo nozzle
Quote from: adam thompson on June 01, 2017, 07:49:02 amWould be so easy to get this one wrong. Might take a week with a turbo nozzleI hope not...ive got a fsc so I'm hoping that helps.
You can hire a kersten power sweeper for about 120 a day. If interested just google kersten hire.
Quote from: Smurf on June 01, 2017, 10:27:40 pmYou can hire a kersten power sweeper for about 120 a day. If interested just google kersten hire.There's not much moss on it at all so it would be a waste of money
Quote from: SB Cleaning on June 02, 2017, 07:02:59 amQuote from: Smurf on June 01, 2017, 10:27:40 pmYou can hire a kersten power sweeper for about 120 a day. If interested just google kersten hire.There's not much moss on it at all so it would be a waste of moneyDon't forget I've seen the pics of the tennis court in question and I would defo power brush that first preferably when the surface/moss is bone dry.See how you get on and especially the clean up afterwards as you may find it a pig. Then tell me if it would have been a waste of money irrespective on how much you priced the job at. Just saying dry moss and crap on the surface is a lot easer to remove and clean up than a lot of wet sludge. .
Flat surface cleaner will do you fine - take plenty of bags and a wheel barrow!!This was a pair and took 2 full days - I removed something like 30 full wheelbarrow loads of moss - tennis court and surround is bigger than you think !!Personally I'd never use a turbo nozzle because of the damage it can doDarran
Quote from: Smurf on June 03, 2017, 12:37:54 amQuote from: SB Cleaning on June 02, 2017, 07:02:59 amQuote from: Smurf on June 01, 2017, 10:27:40 pmYou can hire a kersten power sweeper for about 120 a day. If interested just google kersten hire.There's not much moss on it at all so it would be a waste of moneyDon't forget I've seen the pics of the tennis court in question and I would defo power brush that first preferably when the surface/moss is bone dry.See how you get on and especially the clean up afterwards as you may find it a pig. Then tell me if it would have been a waste of money irrespective on how much you priced the job at. Just saying dry moss and crap on the surface is a lot easer to remove and clean up than a lot of wet sludge. .So how have you seen a pic of the tennis court when I didn't even take a photo of it!!
Quote from: SB Cleaning on June 03, 2017, 06:53:31 amQuote from: Smurf on June 03, 2017, 12:37:54 amQuote from: SB Cleaning on June 02, 2017, 07:02:59 amQuote from: Smurf on June 01, 2017, 10:27:40 pmYou can hire a kersten power sweeper for about 120 a day. If interested just google kersten hire.There's not much moss on it at all so it would be a waste of moneyDon't forget I've seen the pics of the tennis court in question and I would defo power brush that first preferably when the surface/moss is bone dry.See how you get on and especially the clean up afterwards as you may find it a pig. Then tell me if it would have been a waste of money irrespective on how much you priced the job at. Just saying dry moss and crap on the surface is a lot easer to remove and clean up than a lot of wet sludge. .So how have you seen a pic of the tennis court when I didn't even take a photo of it!! Seen it on bookfarce? Hmmmm...I'm sure I did says the little chap sat on my shoulder whispering in me ear. lol