alazo1
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Anyone clean one of these?. Anything special. I can't really say what it looks like other then that it's canvas. Is it a thick piece stretched or is it on a plywood type of floor?
thanks,
Albert
thanks,
Albert
Cleaning boxing ring
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alazo1
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I'm wondering if the rotary may be too rough. May just need a lot of pre-spray , agitate with soft deck brush and rinse.
Any one know the easiest way to take out what appears to be a bunch of old blood?. Maybe spray with reducer after the cleaning, dwell and rinse?.
The ropes are going to be the biggest challange. There's 4 of them, covered in a velvet material (red, white, blue and black). Should I be concerned about the rope material bleeding into the material?. I may have just found a reason to go with dry shampoo method.
Albert
Any one know the easiest way to take out what appears to be a bunch of old blood?. Maybe spray with reducer after the cleaning, dwell and rinse?.
The ropes are going to be the biggest challange. There's 4 of them, covered in a velvet material (red, white, blue and black). Should I be concerned about the rope material bleeding into the material?. I may have just found a reason to go with dry shampoo method.
Albert
Jim Morrison
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Albert, my son was in a small boxing club where we live. Ring was built directly on the floor and covered with a short napped plush carpet (no kidding).
Looked like it had come off the set of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"...blood everywhere! We cleaned it up with the porty. A healthy dose of Ultapac Renovate in the prespray loosened the blood up.
Looked like it had come off the set of "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"...blood everywhere! We cleaned it up with the porty. A healthy dose of Ultapac Renovate in the prespray loosened the blood up.
alazo1
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I'll try some of the suggestions.
The issue now is the material on the ropes. I just thought of getting some kind of glove that I can dip in a shampoo bucket to agitate the ropes. I think I've seen them in auto stores but not sure if they're waterproof?.
Is the rope going to bleed through though?
Albert
The issue now is the material on the ropes. I just thought of getting some kind of glove that I can dip in a shampoo bucket to agitate the ropes. I think I've seen them in auto stores but not sure if they're waterproof?.
Is the rope going to bleed through though?
Albert
alazo1
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Just got back from doing this a while ago. They didn't want to pay to have the ropes done but did the canvas floor and carpet.
Not one drop of blood came out (enzime, uph. pre-spray and a few other things including reducer).The ring is 6 years old and never got cleaned. The carpet came out great though.
Underpromise and under deliver on this one
Can't win them all,
Albert
Not one drop of blood came out (enzime, uph. pre-spray and a few other things including reducer).The ring is 6 years old and never got cleaned. The carpet came out great though.
Underpromise and under deliver on this one
Can't win them all,
Albert
Ron Lippold
RIP
al did you not try some 30 volume peroxide
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
Call Forest...he can pad it up....!
