Lino
- Thread starter Tommy Caddick
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Nick Robertson-Vousden
Solution World of Clean
Lino or
Linoleum is only one type of hard flooring Tommy and can be cleaned relatively easily without a machine
If you are looking at cleaning hard floor and maybe polishing and restoring you should possibly consider looking at the Excentr range, they can even be used to sand and refinish wooden floors as some lucky guys saw this week on our first Excentr training course and workshop
I’m sure once they recover over the weekend they will comment
Regards
Nick
Linoleum is only one type of hard flooring Tommy and can be cleaned relatively easily without a machine
If you are looking at cleaning hard floor and maybe polishing and restoring you should possibly consider looking at the Excentr range, they can even be used to sand and refinish wooden floors as some lucky guys saw this week on our first Excentr training course and workshop
I’m sure once they recover over the weekend they will comment
Regards
Nick
Mike Cocks
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When is the next one, would love to come down again and learn more about hard floor cleaning
Jacob Ward
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It's not in Cornwall Mike
It's at Excentr Office – Oirshot nr Eindhoven Netherlands
If your interested @Eamonn O'Connor can give you all the in info you would need.
But as nick says other people will probably comment on how their experience went.
J
It's at Excentr Office – Oirshot nr Eindhoven Netherlands
If your interested @Eamonn O'Connor can give you all the in info you would need.
But as nick says other people will probably comment on how their experience went.
J
Daniel Nailor
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Daniel Nailor
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Garry Braithwaite
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Depends if your stripping the floor or just cleaning it. You need to identify the floor first. Do you have any pictures you can post?
Mike Cocks
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I have the excentr 20-30+ so far I love it but feel i can get so much more out of it with a little help
Tommy Caddick
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This is the Lino in question. Doesn't actually look that bad so I wouldn't think going to the lengths of stripping it would be necessary. I think it's more of a clean they need.
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Nick Robertson-Vousden
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Tommy Caddick
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Thanks guys
Jon Chrimes
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@Mike Cocks . I've just been over to complete the inaugural hard floor trading from Solution and Excentr b.v..
Cheap return flight, hotel cheaper than UK. Took same time to get there as to Cornwall. ( ask Eamon about getting home though!) So costs similar.
The guys attending ranged from no kit, no experience, two or three with previous courses, equipment and various levels of experience under their belts. Lots of hands on and quality classroom instruction from enthusiastic experienced trainers.
We all sat a short test at the end so the trainers could ensure we'd understood the ' Excentr Method'
Conclusion was that we all felt we had come away with more knowledge and confidence than we went with. For me it was the confidence to do more natural stone polishing and maybe even some wood with my Excentr 43.
Time and money well spent in my view.
The final pic is some horribly damaged Belgian blue stone that we got back to a mirror finish. The pic probably doesn't do it justice.
Cheap return flight, hotel cheaper than UK. Took same time to get there as to Cornwall. ( ask Eamon about getting home though!) So costs similar.
The guys attending ranged from no kit, no experience, two or three with previous courses, equipment and various levels of experience under their belts. Lots of hands on and quality classroom instruction from enthusiastic experienced trainers.
We all sat a short test at the end so the trainers could ensure we'd understood the ' Excentr Method'
Conclusion was that we all felt we had come away with more knowledge and confidence than we went with. For me it was the confidence to do more natural stone polishing and maybe even some wood with my Excentr 43.
Time and money well spent in my view.
The final pic is some horribly damaged Belgian blue stone that we got back to a mirror finish. The pic probably doesn't do it justice.
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Jacob Ward
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Jon
You "picked" the right moment to take that photo.
J
You "picked" the right moment to take that photo.
J
Garry Braithwaite
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Looks more like Amtico that's a bad scratch down the hall