Karl Dahm LARGE washboy

[peteablard]

I've got one, it was great when I did a lot of big commercial stuff. Well worth the investment imo

 

[Ben howard]

Cheers, I'll give one a go.

 

[peteablard]

Cheers, I'll give one a go.

I'm 10 minutes from J16, you're more than welcome to borrow it to give it a go if you can be bothered to nip 20 mins up the M6

 

[Ben howard]

Close to me.
5 mins from jct 15 M6,
I'll give you a shout when next big floors starting, would be interesting to see the speed diff on that type.
Cheers

 

[Rookery]

I'm 10 minutes from J16, you're more than welcome to borrow it to give it a go if you can be bothered to nip 20 mins up the M6

Top man.

 

[Italy]

Does anyone use one on here ? Is the finish as good ? I know it's the same principle but your eyes aren't 2 foot away from the tiles

I know it's the same principle but your eyes aren't 2 foot away from the tiles......agree

 

[LM]

I use one on large 300x300 floors all the time. After a bit of practice and making sure the grout is mixed to the correct consistency you can get a good quality of finish. They certianly save the knees from some abuse.

 

[Ben howard]

Hi,
Is it a case of grout then just the 1 wash or a quick rough wash then a clean (final) wash ?
Anything to save the old knees !

 

[Flintstone]

Same as any wash boy. First wash it to smooth the joints and loosen surface grout. Second wash is to remove the grout from the surface. Depending how good your second wash goes you might need something else after that

 

[Flintstone]

If you have a one wash method, please do share!