Hey guys,
I would like to use bronze wool when I get rolling but have a few questions.
Seems like the bronze wool only comes in three packs so how many jobs can you get out of 3 pads?
This spring/summer was my first season doing windows for a company. I have seen jobs where previous years whoever was doing the windows didn't wipe the sill so there was rust from the steel wool.
Since I am trying to do this for myself, I don't want have the potential for that happening.
To me, I would feel safer using the bronze despite the increase in cost.
Does anyone feel the same way? Should I just make sure I wipe frame,sill, mullions (which I do) and use the less expensive steel?
Proper wool use:
Here is the method my boss taught me.
Wet window with mop (swiffer as he called it) then wool window while wet. (same method for scraping)
Horizontal or Vertical pulls - wipe rubber - repeat
microfiber edges to absorb water (I will be using hucks or scrim)
finish with chamois
Is that an ok way to wool/scrap the window? What have some of you found to be better or worse?
Thanks
Anthony
I would like to use bronze wool when I get rolling but have a few questions.
Seems like the bronze wool only comes in three packs so how many jobs can you get out of 3 pads?
This spring/summer was my first season doing windows for a company. I have seen jobs where previous years whoever was doing the windows didn't wipe the sill so there was rust from the steel wool.
Since I am trying to do this for myself, I don't want have the potential for that happening.
To me, I would feel safer using the bronze despite the increase in cost.
Does anyone feel the same way? Should I just make sure I wipe frame,sill, mullions (which I do) and use the less expensive steel?
Proper wool use:
Here is the method my boss taught me.
Wet window with mop (swiffer as he called it) then wool window while wet. (same method for scraping)
Horizontal or Vertical pulls - wipe rubber - repeat
microfiber edges to absorb water (I will be using hucks or scrim)
finish with chamois
Is that an ok way to wool/scrap the window? What have some of you found to be better or worse?
Thanks
Anthony
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