There is another thread about call backs. I was wondering if anyone has issues with streaks on windows either as a call back or before you leave the job 2) How do you either prevent or handle them?
Back Ground: I realize that if your soap dries it will create streaks that are very difficult to remove without some buffing compound (Been there, done that!!!).
The problem, no matter how much I rinse there is still a trickle coming down the siding that works its way on the back side of the storm windows, such that rinsing does not effect.
I had some repeat business to do some painting inside a house that I pressure washed several mnonths ago. They were very happy with the cleaning. But I noticed a couple of windows that had the tell-tale signs of the streaks I spoke of.
Made me wonder, how many others had the issue??????
I would appreciate some discussion, comments, suggestions of if and how you handled this?
There is another thread about call backs. I was wondering if anyone has issues with streaks on windows either as a call back or before you leave the job 2) How do you either prevent or handle them?
Back Ground: I realize that if your soap dries it will create streaks that are very difficult to remove without some buffing compound (Been there, done that!!!).
The problem, no matter how much I rinse there is still a trickle coming down the siding that works its way on the back side of the storm windows, such that rinsing does not effect.
I had some repeat business to do some painting inside a house that I pressure washed several mnonths ago. They were very happy with the cleaning. But I noticed a couple of windows that had the tell-tale signs of the streaks I spoke of.
Made me wonder, how many others had the issue??????
I would appreciate some discussion, comments, suggestions of if and how you handled this?
Thanks
Brent
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