Great stuff Byron, not sure if you can buy that in bulk from Bunnings but a little goes along way. I probably do a little bit stronger mixture, but you also don’t want it too strong or it dries out too quick. Far cheaper than using fast glass or Unger stingray sprays, and works well wen you only need to do a light clean on comfort plus glass, or high glass that just needs dusting.
I’ve since found a bulk buy for ISO via a friend, so It’s much cheaper. And yes it’s good on E Glass, if needed you can hit it with acetone first, if there’s any film etc on there, then the ISO mixture. Works a treat. Cheers Travy.
Hi Andy, not with this method because the product in the spray bottle is Isopropyl. This isopropyl evaporates very quickly, so I recommend spray and polish immediately. Thx
Using soap leaves a sticky residue that attracts dirt & dust later on. Isopropyl is such a great idea!
Nice - I have been working on a gleam/PW rinse but yours seems by far superior. Thanks for sharing
Awesome tip, I'll be tackling my first job with louvers soon
They came up brilliantly mate.
I’m in Pilbara WA ….. dusty, fly spotted windows …… viola now sparkling ✨ thanks Keith
Great stuff Byron, not sure if you can buy that in bulk from Bunnings but a little goes along way. I probably do a little bit stronger mixture, but you also don’t want it too strong or it dries out too quick.
Far cheaper than using fast glass or Unger stingray sprays, and works well wen you only need to do a light clean on comfort plus glass, or high glass that just needs dusting.
I’ve since found a bulk buy for ISO via a friend, so It’s much cheaper. And yes it’s good on E Glass, if needed you can hit it with acetone first, if there’s any film etc on there, then the ISO mixture. Works a treat. Cheers Travy.
Hi Modman,
Would it work to spray and wipe them all the way down the stack, then polish them all in one go?
Hi Andy, not with this method because the product in the spray bottle is Isopropyl. This isopropyl evaporates very quickly, so I recommend spray and polish immediately. Thx
@@modmanwindowcleaningworksh8867 thanks for the response!
What do you charge? Per louver. I have one job with over 1000 louvers
Usually $1 per pane
Thx so much
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