[[GQC] Tim]

I was thinking about getting a flocked full trim brush, from Gardiners, because my mono Dual trim is a bit useless for jobs like these.

Is a flocked brush for jobs like fascia's, cladding, conservatories etc. a lot better then a non flocked brush?

Apart from that, I'm thinking pencil jets don't work very well with fascia's and the bit under it? Would fan jet be better?

I've got a painted clock tower (second storey house) clean coming up, and I want to have some good scrubbing power for the white (now green) panels.

[[GQC] Tim]

Oh I thought Gardiners did a Full trim flocked brush? Must be losing my mind.

[p1w1]

i use a vikan flocked sill brush now for that type of cleaning i found its better at cleaning the finalies (?spelling) on top of a conservatorys as they can be fragile plus it gets underneath the guttering better on facias i use some tfr first aswell..

paul

[[GQC] Tim]

They are good brushes, but way to heavy (for me) for work like that.

Any other ideas?

[Alex Gardiner]

Oh I thought Gardiners did a Full trim flocked brush? Must be losing my mind.

We don't do a full trim flocked but the double trim flocked is reasonably soft and the central bristles do work well.  I have found this very good for claddings, etc.

[elite mike]

They are good brushes, but way to heavy (for me) for work like that.

Any other ideas?

hi tim
i use a cut down flocked bently ,as in trim the sides and ends off.
its so light, and easy to get in all the nooks and crannys

ohh and very cheap to

much lighter than alexes supalight