The Brew Cabin

Posted: **Sat Sep 16, 2017 7:52 am**

If you are going the pressure wash route then you are going to need either a Doff or Torik machine, super high heat low pressure both can be rented one of those and the correct chemical should/will remove the resin

Posted: **Mon Sep 25, 2017 4:48 pm**

R&A Pressure Washing wrote:
Eds9332 wrote:A representative is coming over a week Thursday to assess the damage, I don't hold much hope, as they initially suggested that vinegar was the only remedy!

Will let you know the outcome.

I know someone over your way that could possibly look at this for you, he is also a stone expert, cleaning, stain removal etc.
Just let me know and I can put you in touch with him.

I am interested in this, can you tell me where he is based?

Posted: **Mon Sep 25, 2017 5:54 pm**

Eds9332 wrote:
R&A Pressure Washing wrote:
Eds9332 wrote:A representative is coming over a week Thursday to assess the damage, I don't hold much hope, as they initially suggested that vinegar was the only remedy!

Will let you know the outcome.

I know someone over your way that could possibly look at this for you, he is also a stone expert, cleaning, stain removal etc.
Just let me know and I can put you in touch with him.

I am interested in this, can you tell me where he is based?

The guy & company to speak to is
Bud Mott
Clean'N'Seal 0800 6122 462
They are based in Bristol, if you mention my name, Bud is aware you might be getting in touch.

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