[SIZE=3]Here is how we use Safe/One Restore on windows.
The mix we use for this is one part Safe/One Restore to three parts water.
Another thing should always wear rubber gloves so not to get it on your hands.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=4][SIZE=5]Safe/One Restore to Clean Window[SIZE=5]s [/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE](Now with CC)
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esometimes if that stuff touches anything besides the glass it makes a ‘clean spot’. You can carry an extra pour bottle and wet down any areas that you do not want treated.
ps. If one of my guys could consistently clean windows that fast Id bonus them all the time.
[QUOTE=HE MAN;209061][SIZE=3]First you would have noticed that before applying the One Restore.
That used a scrubber saturated with cleaning solution first.
This cools the glass wets the frames prevents clean spots.[/SIZE]:)[SIZE=3]
So when the already water down One Restore is applied it is quite mild.
In fact it also cleans the frames.[/SIZE];)[SIZE=3]
And when rinsing same goes saturated scrubber, squeegee then detail.
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to be honest i would if possible i would have doused the area being cleaned with a hose applied the First restore and then used the hose to rinse it all off… but sometimes a hose aint possible… looks like good stuff . is that better ( stronger ) than winsol 550 ?
Thanks for that Herman i have not tried any of these two products . saying that in Germany most not all but most dont let there windows get to that stage . but i use Hard water stain removal powders mostly for Glass roofs where needed etc and the odd over watering of the garden sprayer maybe once a year…
Nice, is that far from Phillip Island? I used to race superbikes and always wanted to lay some rubber on that track. The only thing we have comparable here in the states is Laguna…which opened after my retirement (hard crash).
Can’t say how it works on glass, but I did try it the other day at a customer’s home on his sky blue colored hardy plank siding.
Wish I had taken pictures to show BEFORE / AFTER … next time I will. I can still post the AFTERS.
Large portion of the lower bottom half siding board was covered with mineral stains (well water / orange discoloration) from the well water’s sprinkler system.
Followed directions, used full strength let dwell and rised w/ garden hose. Only noticeable difference is it may of slightly lighted the paint color but it totally removed the stain.
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