Wood Floors

[LCCFL]

I was using that stupid little test kit they sold to me.

I did too. And that crap does not work. I heard using isopropyl or a couple of drops of concentrated stripper may help.

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

We use the test kit. So far, so good.

 

[hogjowl]

Yeah, but you can read

 

[roro]

We did an estimate today for $1382.
Booked the job for next week, guy paid in advance.

No estimates for me- firm quote today $12,348-50 plus tax, and that's just for the underside of the floor.

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

No estimates for me- firm quote today $12,348-50 plus tax, and that's just for the underside of the floor.

Ours was a residential job.
Surely yours wasn't.

I'm not sure where you're located, but it sounds like Dream Land to me.
We don't charge tax on services in my state.
I'm glad you make $12, 000 per day.

 

[Walrus Gumboot]

No estimates for me- firm quote today $12,348-50 plus tax, and that's just for the underside of the floor.

Think I'm missing your point.
If there was one.

 

[roro]

Think I'm missing your point.
If there was one.

Here the invoice for an estimated job can vary, whereas a quote is a firm fixed price for the job.
And yes it was for cleaning the underside of a floor - ( small mould job that will take a few days).

 

[Cleanworks]

We used a shop vac on the last VCT job we did, and it worked well.
Someone suggested a porty and.... thought it might be better.
I'm sure you do a lot of VCT as I know your biz is mostly commercial.
Thanks for the input.

I wouldn't use a new porty for that but I have an old ninja that I use for hard surfaces. It's very practical to rinse and neutralize stripper slurries from vct. I clean it out after every job and so far, no problems.

 

[Cleanworks]

Sounds like you should have used the stripper test kit

Is that like when you tuck a fifty in her G-string?

 

[hogjowl]

Trying to be Bob now?