Recent content by tottiman

I like my machine to stay shiny too much to put rendaid through it. Don't take long the old fashion way

The cooker socket in the kitchen is the best, if your having trouble on other sockets. But never had a problem so far. Genies do make a racket, especially if you have a early spray

I empty the butt, fill half way with clean water, then take the water pipe to the mixing chamber off and press the water button for a few minutes. Then everything gets washed through including the pump & hoses.

Do you use a spat after using a serrated rule? We used to get lots of air pockets when applying by hand, but since spraying it on we get virtually none. Also I've seen different serrated edges with deeper teeth. No idea if that makes a difference, we've only ever used one type

Is it speed 5 on the ritmo Ian?

http://www.preloved.co.uk/adverts/show/116228243/twin-axle-box-trailer.html?link=%2Fclassifieds%2Ftrailers%2Fall%2Fuk%2Fbox%2Btrailer Don't know if something like this is too expensive or not Just need 4 wheel clamps

It is Rob

Yeah Mike Atthis has got a ritmo, and I've seen a picture of the paddle

I think there is one out already. Might be worth calling a pft dealer. Think Mike has one

You only sell 240v power tools then?

If it's new work then I would use rendaid if your going to base coat first, and you get so much time to put your mesh in, if that's the way you do it. Yes it is more expensive, but goes a long way on new work. Never had a problem spraying with Weber pral. Don't go alone on your training day...

https://www.abis-uk.com/1000mm-wrapping-paper-counter-roll-holder Would that work?

Would you have a rough idea what one would cost Ryan?

Pft dealers are top draw. You will ring them up with a user problem, you'll feel like a burk, but you will ring them. Video the demo and take notes. Don't go on your own, you'll forget it all. I just couldn't face hand balling again. It will be worth it. The ritmo is just brilliant

It was upstairs though Mike