Where possible, scrub in the direction of the grain. Scrubbing too hard can damage the brushes by permanently bending the bristles. Keep the bristles free of gunge while the gunge is still wet. As the gunge builds up in the bristles, give the brush a sharp smack onto...
a. Always use a clean, dry, lint free, disposable cloth. Old towels are ideal. b. When removing stripping residues from the timber, always roll the cloth as you wipe to avoid pushing the residue back into the...
a. When scrubbing with steel wool, brushes or nylon pads always ensure the surface being scrubbed stays wet with the product being used. b. Always scrub in the direction of the grain with a medium pressure. c. When scrubbing with a brush, only use the...
On larger projects like exterior weather boards, the performance of a Compressed Air Applicator may prove to be a real advantage to the productivity of your stripping project. Fill the applicator with 1 litre of liquid, then pressurise with compressed air and you have...
Cooper’s Trigger Heads (Trigger) A Cooper’s trigger is ideal for evenly and efficiently applying Cooper’s Stripper and Flusher. Preparing the Products & Trigger Head Tutorial Slide Troubleshooting for the Applicator Trigger Head Slide Overview A Cooper’s trigger...
