Browse Forums DIY, Home Maintenance & Repair  12 Aug 2009 269 Now in Heyfield ! Silver Member 1 Aug 13, 2010 12:08 am We have moved in and are getting our new home sorted, part of that is cleaning the windows for the first time with all manner of crud and corruption on them. After scraping off paint blobs I found that the Septone orange pumice hand scrub from bunnings works a treat ! it just polishes off most marks very easily using a small drop on your finger or a cloth. Paint or glue from window stickers and labels come off easily. I just thought I would pass this on as I had already cleaned most of our windows before I tried it  Re: Cleaning paint of windows ! :-) 2Aug 13, 2010 10:55 pm [quote="D200 Doug"]We have moved in and are getting our new home sorted, part of that is cleaning the windows for the first time with all manner of crud and corruption on them. After scraping off paint blobs I found that the Septone orange pumice hand scrub from bunnings works a treat ! it just polishes off most marks very easily using a small drop on your finger or a cloth. Paint or glue from window stickers and labels come off easily. I just thought I would pass this on as I had already cleaned most of our windows before I tried it  /quote]Thanks for the tip It is possible he is right. Or maybe they did not install the anti-lift blocks in the top track? Sliding windows have blocks inserted in the top track to prevent entry by… 1 41833  I’m after some advice about how to go about cleaning 600x400mmx30 thick filled premium pavers. My large pool paving project has gone rather slow over the months my… 0 14363 0 0 |
