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And what did you use to clean with?
Picture this..
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Chems, procedure etc.. the process of cleaning a vsoke...
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That protector company Micro Seal has the boeing contract for protecting all the fabrics in airplanes here at the production plants in Seattle. fwiw maybe there is something TSA or whoever overseas maintenance on jets likes about Micro Seal. "liquid glass"
but those arent 200k silk rugs lol
but those arent 200k silk rugs lol
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200 k probably peanuts to them.
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Yes! Yes it is!
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They have a 15 million dollar porcelain rabbit in the front yard...
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More money than brains.
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Hopefully they realize thats the only way to clean it.. release you from liability and let you clean it and FP it
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Theres a dude who shows up once a week to buff it, he told my guys Porcelain but regardless...
The the twin turbo helicopter that cost about half puts it into perspective.
Probably take me 3 days to hand clean each set of jet carpet..
"A handsome return".....
The the twin turbo helicopter that cost about half puts it into perspective.
Probably take me 3 days to hand clean each set of jet carpet..
"A handsome return".....
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What does the bunny buffer make?
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No idea
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With money like that, they DGAS. They don’t want excuses, they just want results, on time EVERYTIME....they don’t even think about it.... they pay someone else to worry about it....
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proof that just because you got $$$ doesn't mean you've got taste or a grasp on life..
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proof that just because you got $$$ doesn't mean you've got taste or a grasp on life..
Trust me, this guy has a grasp on his life, and many of yours as well...
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Jeff gets it.
Multi billionaires are a special sort..
Multi billionaires are a special sort..
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thats what I'm getting at, some have so much money they lose the grasp on what has value anymore..
If others get rich off of others lack of value kudos to them
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You're not working on an Airplane. I'm assuming you're not stepping on or into the the aircraft itself. In fact your general liability policy excludes that kind of coverage; no news there. The "other" cleaners with the huge liability premium are probably aircraft detailers for the most part and dabble in cleaning exteriors and interiors. They don't know shit about aircraft maintenance or how to properly clean textiles, generally. They are always required by the aircraft repair facility and/or owner to have that coverage. They are physically working on and in the aircraft.
You can work in the aircraft hanger on "carpet" that they provide you in a space that they allow you to work in and not touch the aircraft. Hell, you could clean it in the parking lot or take it to a shop and avoid the liability of touching the airplane. If you damage or destroy the carpet you could be held liable but unfortunately you're insurance provider would deny any claim once they determined it was carpet from an aircraft.
In a previous life when I cleaned aircraft carpet I cleaned it in an area away from the plane, and the shop (repair station authorization) indemified me from any damage to the carpet because I was in fact not cleaning it in accordance with the approved repair manual proceedures (Host Sponges). My invoice said "Carpet Cleaning Service" and bam I got paid.
Personally I think you have (or maybe the opportunity is gone) an excellent chance at restoring the carpet with KleetRite All Dry Solution, RTU at $33/gal. If the aircrafts maintenance manual is deferring to the carpet manufacturers cleaning instructions then you're halfway there. Clean a small area, present results to the owner or maintenance manager and tell them you'll clean "carpet" as provided with an invoice with minimal information and the owner or shop assumes all liability to the end of time for any damage from the cleaning process. You're not going to damage the carpet and if there is a fire retard treatment on the carpet backing you're not going to effect that either. They get clean carpet without replacing it and you get paid a pile of money. If they won't indemnify you then they can go f... themselves and replace the carpet.
You can work in the aircraft hanger on "carpet" that they provide you in a space that they allow you to work in and not touch the aircraft. Hell, you could clean it in the parking lot or take it to a shop and avoid the liability of touching the airplane. If you damage or destroy the carpet you could be held liable but unfortunately you're insurance provider would deny any claim once they determined it was carpet from an aircraft.
In a previous life when I cleaned aircraft carpet I cleaned it in an area away from the plane, and the shop (repair station authorization) indemified me from any damage to the carpet because I was in fact not cleaning it in accordance with the approved repair manual proceedures (Host Sponges). My invoice said "Carpet Cleaning Service" and bam I got paid.
Personally I think you have (or maybe the opportunity is gone) an excellent chance at restoring the carpet with KleetRite All Dry Solution, RTU at $33/gal. If the aircrafts maintenance manual is deferring to the carpet manufacturers cleaning instructions then you're halfway there. Clean a small area, present results to the owner or maintenance manager and tell them you'll clean "carpet" as provided with an invoice with minimal information and the owner or shop assumes all liability to the end of time for any damage from the cleaning process. You're not going to damage the carpet and if there is a fire retard treatment on the carpet backing you're not going to effect that either. They get clean carpet without replacing it and you get paid a pile of money. If they won't indemnify you then they can go f... themselves and replace the carpet.
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Wow - looks excellent! The piece you cleaned, and the fresh piece beneath it look identical. It’s fun to think outside the box and produce inexplicable results. And they said you had to clean it dry.
Way to go Mike. Keep up the good work!
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All those shows kick arse!
Rockford files.
I tried watching Smokey and the Bandit (after Burt died) a few weeks ago with my 5 & 7 yr old boys... That Jackie Gleason has quite the poddy mouth! Finally had to shut it off.
Going to try Cannonball Run this weekend... If they don't f-ck it up!
