How many of you guys did a lot this year. Back in the day I did so much more . I hated it i!! It was always cold an I was told to just use a bucket with ammonia water Sopa in it
Well since being on my own I fined tuned it. I use a small pump sprayer with straight ammonia an a little soap
The trick is to let it dwell til you see it start to bubble an till it comes off like butter. If it is not coming off like butter hit it again with ammonia mix
This is my only job these days that paint up there windows. None seems to do it as much any more . Which is ok bye me. The weather is unreal this year though , so actually wouldn’t mind a few more
This took me about 45-60 min didn’t actually have a timer on it. Most time was dwell
@marcuswindows made a video of him removing Christmas paint. I believe all he did was put hot water in his pump sprayer. Sprayed it down let it soak and went to town. He kept a 5 gallon bucket with some water to rinse off his scraper after every pull
Ha!!! Happpend to see her again this year doing it. Half an hour what the hell. Took a little more than that. How much more don’t know. I tried the spray way it worked , but with the pump up I could put it on faster, an get it up higher .
Try it you might like it Mikey likes it
A few residentials used to paint the interior glass.I used to dread january having to call back to them ha ha.Thankfully not so many do it now anymore.
There was an easier way to approach that. My system would have taken you 20min tops. But without actually selling how heavy it thick the coating was my system never gets any paint on the frames or tools. Glad you don’t much of that to do.
In all actuality it prob took 10-15 min to actually take the paint off
Would like to know what your process is ? Is it something that can actually make the paint disintegrate
My concoction consist of hot water ammonia easy glide for a the glide and a separate bucket of hot plain water for the paint on the blade to dip in so there is no cleanup. No paint on muy tools or window and frame work. That’s it. That’s a very great system I use and you can’t get to much more quicker than that.it helps to have a sprayer to saturate it once all of them then go back to the beginning and spray the first one again and It should come off like butter. Spray each window as you get to the end keeping sure threat paint its wet and loose.
Sounds like the same way I’m doing it except no water an no Easy glide. No need for it Just Soap An ammonia.
And of course a bucket of solution to clean my blade An clean the widows once paint is off
lol no paint on tools or frames.
With timing I’m really never in a rush when I do that one particular job so it’s hard to say how long it actually takes. I let it dwell prob longer than it has to It’s winter work is slow. So am I
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