[Captain Scarlet]

My second job today was a big 25k glass sliding door inside and out. It had been paintballed by some vandals. Anyway I thought it was going to be a nightmare even though they had removed the majorty of the paint themselves. So when I turned up the glass was frosted looking and really really greasy( massive glass door - looked terrible ) so I used oil-flo 141, it came off perfectly!!!! Luke

[windowwashers]

My second job today was a big 25k glass sliding door inside and out. It had been paintballed by some vandals. Anyway I thought it was going to be a nightmare even though they had removed the majorty of the paint themselves. So when I turned up the glass was frosted looking and really really greasy( massive glass door - looked terrible ) so I used oil-flo 141, it came off perfectly!!!! Luke

where di you get the oil-flo 141 from Luke?

[Captain Scarlet]

Window Cleaning Warehouse when I was down there, but you can get it at any wc'ing website. It is made by Titan ( gg3 gg4 ) , Luke

[windowwashers]

Window Cleaning Warehouse when I was down there, but you can get it at any wc'ing website. It is made by Titan ( gg3 gg4 ) , Luke

cheers Luke, what else can you use it for will help me and other reading this, I have never used it before

[Captain Scarlet]

Some Uses for Oil-Flo and Oil-Flo 141:
Acrylics. Dried paper masks on Plexiglas. Remove Velcro'" adhesive, tape residue.

Adhesives. Pressure sensitive adhesive: decals, labels, tapes, production equipment, stickers. During manufacture or after use..
Agriculture. Degrease farm machinery, hullers, sheds. Oily pesticide residue.
Airplanes, Airports. Stains on concrete, exhaust soot on planes and buildings. Safety decals.
Automotive, Trucks, Buses. Detailing, clean concrete, degrease engines, equipment, undercarriage, 5th wheels. Clean benches, washbasins. Remove pin stripes, decals, stickers.
Carpet Care. Spotter for oil, grease, tar, cosmetics, blue chalk, adhesives, tape residue. (Special flyer on carpet care available).
Chewing Gum. From carpets, concrete, roller rinks.
Concrete. Oil stains, hydraulic and auto fluids, tire marks, chewing gum. From concrete, stone and paving blocks.
Construction. Adhesives, waterproofing, tree pitch stickers, sealants, creosote, tar and asphalt. CONVERTING. Clean PSA squeeze out, cutters, slitters, knives, benches, testers, anilox rollers, etc.
Dental Laboratories. Dewax false teeth, floors. Old labels.
Fire Fighting. Roofing tar from axes, helmets. Equipment rooms.
Flooring. Adhesives, cutback, mastic, black marks. Remove oil stains from concrete to prepare floors. Crayon marks on vinyl.
Foundry. Clean molds and castings of release agents and waxes.
Graffiti. Oil-Flo was the winner of three graffiti removal contests (Not Oil-Flo 141)
Hotels, Convention Halls. Black marks on curbs, concrete, walls. Exhibit floors: tape residue, tire marks, oil drips, stickers. Glue trap adhesive, appliqués.
Janitorial. Oil stains on concrete. Adhesives. Black marks: heels, wheel chairs, tires, gurneys. Chewing gum, wax, graffiti.
Label Industry. Old labels, decals. PSA from applicators, rewinders.
Laundry. Tree pitch, pine tar, adhesive residue, cosmetic stains, crayons.
Lumber. Tree pitch from saw blades and chains, truck panels. Lumber crayon marks.
Machine Refurbishing. Tape and stickers, crayon marks, dried oil and grease.
Machine Shops. Degrease parts and shields. Clean floors, machines. Remove Cosmolene or Techite preservatives, layout paints, marker lines, crayon, tape and sticker residue.
Manufacturing. Layout paint, crayon, permanent markers, asphaltic coatings, waxes. Labels and serial number tags.
Marine. Rub marks, bilges, engine rooms, tape, inspection stickers, greases. Exhaust soot.
Mining. Degrease mine cars. Oil stains, burners and furnaces.
Office Furniture . Remove dried tape, decals from desks and filing cabinets, S/N tags.
Paint Cleanup. Fresh oil-based paint, clean brushes and splatter with Oil-Flo, then rinse with water. Dried latex paint.
Pavement Maintenance. Tar and asphalt from overspray, spills, accidents, vehicles, nozzle tips, tools. Road oil, hot mix, crack filler, asphalt rubber.
Petroleum Production. Disconnect spills, line breaks, oil from vehicles, tools, equipment, clothes, etc. Clean valves, drillheads. Test equipment, labs, clothes, etc.
Plant Maintenance. Oil and grease on and around machines, elevators, escalators, and in parking areas. Hydraulic fluids, waterproofing materials. Adhesives, resins, signs, traffic tape, fork lift marks.
Power Plants. Around boilers, furnaces, yards. Degrease loading equipment.
Power Washing. Prespray oil stains, oily soot, asphalt, chewing gum.
Printing. Ink residue, soak press parts, ink fountain keys, mats and carpets of ink and grease, adhesives and wax.
Roofing. Clean splatter, tools, clothes, vehicles, kettles. Tar paper and bitumen rub marks.
Schools. Graffiti, chewing gum, buses, stickers, black marks on floors, lockers. Crayon marks on walls and steps.
Shoes. Clean and shine vinyl and man-made leather.
Solar Film removal. Remove adhesive, even from rear windows.
Sports Arenas . Black marks on walls, floors and helmets from handballs, pucks. Chewing gum on skating rinks and carpets. Bowling pinspotters.
Veterinary. Clean pets of asphalt, tree pitch, oil, chewing gum.
Warehouses. Floors of black marks, oil stains, lane tape. Shelf stickers, tags, tape residue.
Wind Generators. Pinion oil, grease. Shop maintenance.
Window Cleaning. Crayons, wax, silicone caulk, stickers, construction cleanup, hairspray, artificial snow, water proofing, tape residue. Glass, mirrors and acrylic.

[Captain Scarlet]

http://www.titanlabs.net/oilflo141.htm

[Jeff Brimble]

Small 500ml ish  bottle lasts for ages.

[windowwashers]

Small 500ml ish  bottle lasts for ages.

theres alway ones that answers a question before I ask Cheers Jeff B, so I am going to ask it and add a little more

how long would this last what is the price, and is it easy to use.

[Captain Scarlet]

http://www.soapnational.co.uk/acatalog/Chemicals__Cloths.html

500ml is £6.99 and Soap National have a brilliant service, I bought all my trad gear off them. It is easy to use, just go on their website for more instructions, Luke

[cherubs cleaning]

Some Uses for Oil-Flo and Oil-Flo 141:
Acrylics. Dried paper masks on Plexiglas. Remove Velcro'" adhesive, tape residue.

Adhesives. Pressure sensitive adhesive: decals, labels, tapes, production equipment, stickers. During manufacture or after use..
Agriculture. Degrease farm machinery, hullers, sheds. Oily pesticide residue.
Airplanes, Airports. Stains on concrete, exhaust soot on planes and buildings. Safety decals.
Automotive, Trucks, Buses. Detailing, clean concrete, degrease engines, equipment, undercarriage, 5th wheels. Clean benches, washbasins. Remove pin stripes, decals, stickers.
Carpet Care. Spotter for oil, grease, tar, cosmetics, blue chalk, adhesives, tape residue. (Special flyer on carpet care available).
Chewing Gum. From carpets, concrete, roller rinks.
Concrete. Oil stains, hydraulic and auto fluids, tire marks, chewing gum. From concrete, stone and paving blocks.
Construction. Adhesives, waterproofing, tree pitch stickers, sealants, creosote, tar and asphalt. CONVERTING. Clean PSA squeeze out, cutters, slitters, knives, benches, testers, anilox rollers, etc.
Dental Laboratories. Dewax false teeth, floors. Old labels.
Fire Fighting. Roofing tar from axes, helmets. Equipment rooms.
Flooring. Adhesives, cutback, mastic, black marks. Remove oil stains from concrete to prepare floors. Crayon marks on vinyl.
Foundry. Clean molds and castings of release agents and waxes.
Graffiti. Oil-Flo was the winner of three graffiti removal contests (Not Oil-Flo 141)
Hotels, Convention Halls. Black marks on curbs, concrete, walls. Exhibit floors: tape residue, tire marks, oil drips, stickers. Glue trap adhesive, appliqués.
Janitorial. Oil stains on concrete. Adhesives. Black marks: heels, wheel chairs, tires, gurneys. Chewing gum, wax, graffiti.
Label Industry. Old labels, decals. PSA from applicators, rewinders.
Laundry. Tree pitch, pine tar, adhesive residue, cosmetic stains, crayons.
Lumber. Tree pitch from saw blades and chains, truck panels. Lumber crayon marks.
Machine Refurbishing. Tape and stickers, crayon marks, dried oil and grease.
Machine Shops. Degrease parts and shields. Clean floors, machines. Remove Cosmolene or Techite preservatives, layout paints, marker lines, crayon, tape and sticker residue.
Manufacturing. Layout paint, crayon, permanent markers, asphaltic coatings, waxes. Labels and serial number tags.
Marine. Rub marks, bilges, engine rooms, tape, inspection stickers, greases. Exhaust soot.
Mining. Degrease mine cars. Oil stains, burners and furnaces.
Office Furniture . Remove dried tape, decals from desks and filing cabinets, S/N tags.
Paint Cleanup. Fresh oil-based paint, clean brushes and splatter with Oil-Flo, then rinse with water. Dried latex paint.
Pavement Maintenance. Tar and asphalt from overspray, spills, accidents, vehicles, nozzle tips, tools. Road oil, hot mix, crack filler, asphalt rubber.
Petroleum Production. Disconnect spills, line breaks, oil from vehicles, tools, equipment, clothes, etc. Clean valves, drillheads. Test equipment, labs, clothes, etc.
Plant Maintenance. Oil and grease on and around machines, elevators, escalators, and in parking areas. Hydraulic fluids, waterproofing materials. Adhesives, resins, signs, traffic tape, fork lift marks.
Power Plants. Around boilers, furnaces, yards. Degrease loading equipment.
Power Washing. Prespray oil stains, oily soot, asphalt, chewing gum.
Printing. Ink residue, soak press parts, ink fountain keys, mats and carpets of ink and grease, adhesives and wax.
Roofing. Clean splatter, tools, clothes, vehicles, kettles. Tar paper and bitumen rub marks.
Schools. Graffiti, chewing gum, buses, stickers, black marks on floors, lockers. Crayon marks on walls and steps.
Shoes. Clean and shine vinyl and man-made leather.
Solar Film removal. Remove adhesive, even from rear windows.
Sports Arenas . Black marks on walls, floors and helmets from handballs, pucks. Chewing gum on skating rinks and carpets. Bowling pinspotters.
Veterinary. Clean pets of asphalt, tree pitch, oil, chewing gum.
Warehouses. Floors of black marks, oil stains, lane tape. Shelf stickers, tags, tape residue.
Wind Generators. Pinion oil, grease. Shop maintenance.
Window Cleaning. Crayons, wax, silicone caulk, stickers, construction cleanup, hairspray, artificial snow, water proofing, tape residue. Glass, mirrors and acrylic.




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jerry

[traps7]

why not just use a scraper with a brand new blade?

[Captain Scarlet]

on a 15x10m window ?? no thanks, Luke

[traps7]

15 metres by 10 metres! OMG! I didnt know they made glass that big.

[Captain Scarlet]

Yes, it cost 25k.  I also have another job with a window thats 3m wide and about 10m high, big hey!!!! Luke

[Captain Scarlet]

The big window is made by this company:

http://greenbergglassgroup.com/page.php?1

[James Smith]

on a 15x10m window ?? no thanks, Luke

a 15 metre wide sliding door, that's some door! Is there a machine that opens & closes it or what?

[[GQC] Tim]

Luke, do you know if oilflo removes mineral deposits aswell?

Or is it a good idea to have Oilflo and Crystal Clear 550 glass restorer?

[traps7]

on a 15x10m window ?? no thanks, Luke

a 15 metre wide sliding door, that's some door! Is there a machine that opens & closes it or what?

Thats what I thought. Dont you mean feet? Even then thats BIG.

[Old_Master]

A 49' x 32.5" window
Is there a vehicle big enouth to deliver this in the UK.

Perhaps thats why it cost so much, all the roads on route would need to be closed to transport this to site, and the vehicle couldnt go under bridges, telephone cables or any road with overhanging branches..

[Wayne Thomas]

I've cleaned a huge house that is half glass and half bricks. The glass panes was roughly 15ft by 10ft or 15ft by 8ft each and they had fun and games getting that transported and fitted in, (especially the 2nd storey). They had one pane of glass that has a small crack in it from the suppliers when they were cutting it to shape that cost over £12000 unbeliable. It won't break because it's so thick with laminated layers. I use to have to stand back from the glass on sunny days because of the heat reflecting off it from the sun. The house has been used for several advertisements on TV in the past. Would need to when you see how much glass they had to pay out for