[Prestige1]

Do you think you could clean a 20ft high corrogated clad building using a wfp? if so would you need pure water? and if so would a simple system be ok and what would you guys recomend? your help would be very much appreciated. kind regards Phil

I think you could, my idea would be clean a small section at a time, use a detergent first then run through clean water to rinse. its a cream building so may not require pure water.
but over to you guys? what da ya think?

[AuRavelling79]

No need for pure water

Use detergent and/or non/caustic traffic film remover.

[Majestic]

Is there a tap nearby , just conect your hose to that then run your pole of there tap

[aztec]

better still tfr it first then give it a jet wash

[Majestic]

I have just bought one of these and am waiting for delivery

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[aztec]

looks good john will it work on a karcher

[Majestic]

I dont know about the karcher washers, but it just fits onto the gun .But  you could email him and ask

[Jeff Brimble]

I cleaned a horizontally corrugated satin anodised finished alu clad building using a lance and hot power washer. Half way through I went back to using a wfp for rinsing scrubbing after foaming the walls.
After 2 days work I formed the opinion that I could have done it all with a simple tap hose and a pole. But it does depend on the ammount of traffic wax/dirt. By the way its hard work cleaning large areas what ever method you use so do not under estimate the price as no one else wants the job.
ps monofilament brushes will scratch anodised sheting.

[Prestige1]

Thanks for the advice