job next week in Hertfordshire on a pool

[peckers]

how about the fein with the diamond blade grout remover in it, this will remove it quicker, last longer and it is thinner then the standard one so you shouldnt chip the edge of the mosaic,

I wish i was there to give you a hand gooner NOT best of luck with this one! if all else fails you can use a stanley knife....:incazzato:

 

[merlecollins]

i did wounder if the fain would be up to it as i have never used one!

The fein will do the job spot on Dave, but you might need to stock up on blades thats all

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

yes i told the customer to supplie a fain , as part of the quote:lol:

 

[merlecollins]

yes i told the customer to supplie a fain , as part of the quote

Result

And do you get to keep it when you're done, coz they're not a cheap tool

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

yes thats what i was hoping!!or i might make him an offer when finished if i like the tool, but with my luck he will hire one somewere!!:lol:

 

[merlecollins]

but with my luck he will hire one somewere!

Bummer

 

[Sean fsy]

what about one of them tools advertised on sky tv,exacta saw i think they call them, not much good at cutting tiles but look ideal for grout removal.(thats if all tiles are lined up properly) its at the corners thats gonna be a nightmare. i would have thought the job would have been easier to do if it had just been drained so a little moister was left on grout, not left drained for a long time to dry up.(ps i know nothing about swimming pools)

 

[White Room]

Tradetiler Makita Cordless Tile Cutter oh iv'e got one of these is this anygood do ya think?

Probably your best bet at the moment, your've got depth control but the batterys don't last long

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

have you been to Buntingford then BEAM is it a village/town or what mate

 

[White Room]

Not an area I frequent but been through it not a major town but may have built up over the years, it's on the edge of hertfordshire near Cambridge.