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polishing thread?
Nurse Julie:
Nah, I was just playing around in the workshop Roo. If I wanted a 'proper' job on them, Graham would cut them back first with a palm sander, then use a satin abrasive mop and a 2 stage polish. Like yourself though, I absolutely detest polishing , it's a dirty, fluffy job and I'm usually to busy with other things to concentrate for long enough.
Laverdaroo:
Yeah and the irony is that youre doing it, look up and see something and go, "oo, shiny" and fiddle with that instead for half an hour.
You must be bloody bored! I'd rather dance barefoot on broken glass than do this;D ;D
I'm just revving myself up to go out there shortly....I'm being given 'stink-eye' by the dog as she knows shes coming with me ;D ;D
Sesman:
Oh er. Satin abrasive mop…Julie…
McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on November 10, 2022, 07:41:39 PM ---I cant believe with the current price of electricity, that so much time is being spent on polishing. I am a novice polisher, I've done a few big bits over the years for Graham, under his guidance and I'm sure it never took so many hours. At that rate, it would cost £500 to get a professional polisher to do a brake plate at that hourly rate 😂😂😂😂I've just done half of this end cap, it took me less than 2 minutes and it hasn't had a final polish yet. This was just using a satin mop and a stage 2 soft mop, with no cutting back.
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Okay Julie what is a Satin Mop?
What is a Stage 2 mop?
Sesman:
Sorry, I’ve gone all Leslie Philips.
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