Doug Cox
Supportive Member
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapp
The website didn't work for me.
The website didn't work for me.
Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapping"
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Brian R
Member
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapp
What website?
Doug Cox said:
What website?
Doug Cox
Supportive Member
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapp
I realized it was an email.
I realized it was an email.
Doug Cox
Supportive Member
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapp
Maybe that tells you how "healthy" the encap product is.
Maybe that tells you how "healthy" the encap product is.
Brian R
Member
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapp
I didn't wanna say. lol
The guy is just a little misinformed....that's why I come here to get the skinny before I start handing out flyers.
Ok, I might get my info other places too
Now websites are a different story. :shock:
I've been changing it as I learn...but really....only you guys have seen it so far. !gotcha!
Doug Cox said:
I didn't wanna say. lol
The guy is just a little misinformed....that's why I come here to get the skinny before I start handing out flyers.
Ok, I might get my info other places too
Now websites are a different story. :shock:
I've been changing it as I learn...but really....only you guys have seen it so far. !gotcha!
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapp
Even a nasty traffic lane, when you get down pull the fibers apart the bottom 80% of that fiber is brand new. There is no need to get that part of the fiber wet. I've been using a 175 with cotton pads on the worst areas they come out great I spray a little rinse before I make my last few passes, they are clean,look great, and stay clean. If you move the pad slowly let the machine do the work it generates plenty of heat,and changing the pads frequently the carpets will be clean and look great.
Even a nasty traffic lane, when you get down pull the fibers apart the bottom 80% of that fiber is brand new. There is no need to get that part of the fiber wet. I've been using a 175 with cotton pads on the worst areas they come out great I spray a little rinse before I make my last few passes, they are clean,look great, and stay clean. If you move the pad slowly let the machine do the work it generates plenty of heat,and changing the pads frequently the carpets will be clean and look great.
Brian R
Member
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapp
Careful Rob. You're playing with fire on that one. lol
Careful Rob. You're playing with fire on that one. lol
Brian R
Member
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company
I started thinking about this post. I don't want to damage a customers carpet or any other property for that matter.
I've never had problems with tip blooming in the past with bonnet cleaning but maybe it's more common with OP and the types of pads used.
Anyway, I don't believe I will have any problems with it. Keep the pad moist and/er lubricated or use the other pads that just about eliminate it.
I feel much better now.
Todd Anthony said:
I started thinking about this post. I don't want to damage a customers carpet or any other property for that matter.
I've never had problems with tip blooming in the past with bonnet cleaning but maybe it's more common with OP and the types of pads used.
Anyway, I don't believe I will have any problems with it. Keep the pad moist and/er lubricated or use the other pads that just about eliminate it.
I feel much better now.
Re: Starting the Encap division of my company Edit: "Padcapp
I have a Clark machine it seems to bloom residential carpet that I tested on samples. I've talked to John's wife at ccsop she says there machines rotate counter clockwise like a 175 and doesn't bloom cut pile, I hope she's right, I just don't know. I would love to find an Op machine that can work on residential. If anyone knows it would be appreciated.
I have a Clark machine it seems to bloom residential carpet that I tested on samples. I've talked to John's wife at ccsop she says there machines rotate counter clockwise like a 175 and doesn't bloom cut pile, I hope she's right, I just don't know. I would love to find an Op machine that can work on residential. If anyone knows it would be appreciated.
