Spoke with the supplier and they were less than helpful just saying I'd have to charge the customer for the extra time it takes to clean them - client was not impressed at all.
Wax lumps
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darrenba
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Wax lumps
Anyone have any bright ideas on how to remove these wax lumps from these tiles. So far it's been a scraper but it's a bit slow, 12m2 or approx 1000 tiles to do. Usually they flick off with your finger but not these ones.
Spoke with the supplier and they were less than helpful just saying I'd have to charge the customer for the extra time it takes to clean them - client was not impressed at all.
Spoke with the supplier and they were less than helpful just saying I'd have to charge the customer for the extra time it takes to clean them - client was not impressed at all.
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Chris Skilbeck
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Re: Wax lumps
Probably a bit late to comment now, you've probably done the job - but I just wondered if it would be worth trying to warm the wax lumps up with a hair dryer or a hot air paint remover on low, with a wad of paper towel held to soak up the wax and stop it going into the joints. One of those things that might work or might go horribly wrong - I'd give it a cautious go.