[James pryer]

Hi all,

ive got some particularly dirty glass and dirty ish wooden frames. They frames are in okay condition but not the best.

Will Ubix be okay to use on this or will it affect the timber paint too much? 
I also have the screw fix degreaser. Would that be a better option? 


what sort of strength should I use? 


thanks 

[Smudger]

If its flakey then its coming off weather you use chemical or not - will clean better with chems

mix as directed on the bottle

Darran

[the king]

Ubik will be fine ive never had a issue with it

[robert mitchell]

Hi all,

ive got some particularly dirty glass and dirty ish wooden frames. They frames are in okay condition but not the best.

Will Ubix be okay to use on this or will it affect the timber paint too much?
I also have the screw fix degreaser. Would that be a better option?


what sort of strength should I use?


thanks

If you are going to use it , use a weak mix and dont let dwell too long , i have seen a strong mix of ubik2000 strip paint off of a painted door .

[dazmond]

Hi all,

ive got some particularly dirty glass and dirty ish wooden frames. They frames are in okay condition but not the best.

Will Ubix be okay to use on this or will it affect the timber paint too much?
I also have the screw fix degreaser. Would that be a better option?


what sort of strength should I use?


thanks

Personally I'd just use hot pure water rather than chemicals,flocked brush, a extra few scrubs and rinse well.job done.

[dd]

Did not think flocked brushes were suitable for hot water use.

[NWH]

I tell you what brush you want,an old one.

[chris turner]

Did not think flocked brushes were suitable for hot water use.

I find flocked brushes sometimes leave the window smeary with hot water, not sure why that is?

[the king]

Flocked brushes seem to last longer with hot only troubles are they hold lot of dirt

[dazmond]

Did not think flocked brushes were suitable for hot water use.

absolutely fine with hot water.....