08-28-2013, 04:14 AM
Encaped using a fibre plus pad with solution being fed from the tank on my 390rpm polivac...No dramas , looked great as always but being a resi. job I thought Id better throw a micro beast under the machine and just hit the traffic areas as I finished up.
All the sudden the machine bit hard I must have hit a dry patch....
![[Image: IMG_1373_zps29011989.jpg]](http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag141/simonmct/IMG_1373_zps29011989.jpg)
PANIC!!!!! I had melted the top of the polyprop with the edge of one of the blue scrubbing strips(I think)
Got it back to this after half hour of delicately scraping the crispy bits with a cheap packet of shavers.
![[Image: IMG_1374_zps7519693c.jpg]](http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag141/simonmct/IMG_1374_zps7519693c.jpg)
Its still not perfect but the customer was very very understanding. (need to go buy a lotto ticket)
Just posting this as a warning to others to always always make sure your pads are wet!!!!!
All the sudden the machine bit hard I must have hit a dry patch....
![[Image: IMG_1373_zps29011989.jpg]](http://s1303.photobucket.com/user/simonmct/media/IMG_1373_zps29011989.jpg.html)
PANIC!!!!! I had melted the top of the polyprop with the edge of one of the blue scrubbing strips(I think)
Got it back to this after half hour of delicately scraping the crispy bits with a cheap packet of shavers.
![[Image: IMG_1374_zps7519693c.jpg]](http://s1303.photobucket.com/user/simonmct/media/IMG_1374_zps7519693c.jpg.html)
Its still not perfect but the customer was very very understanding. (need to go buy a lotto ticket)
Just posting this as a warning to others to always always make sure your pads are wet!!!!!