Removing Oil primer

papergirl · 26 Apr 2006

I have a customer who has a hardwood floor finnished in a 2 pack polyurethane. Someone, not me,

has let oil based primer run on to it from the skirting. How can i remove it with minimum treatment to the floor

Third_Eye · 26 Apr 2006

What is the make & type of primer ?

Zampa · 27 Apr 2006

Was the two pack PV67?...its very durable..why dont you try holding a pad of very hot water on it to see if it softens the paint film.

Or..are you familiar with the industrial wipes?...I have laid a pad of them on spots before and applied some pressure for a while..that has done the trick..use the ones in the yellow tub.
Question for you..do you do all aspects of decorating..are you any good?..do you need work?

papergirl · 27 Apr 2006

Message for Third eye. Silly man. Im presuming you are a man, because only a man would ask that sort of question.

If I knew what make it was I wouldnt have a problem would I

I already said it was an oil base primer.Silly Silly Silly man. Please don't say you are a woman.

(P.S, no offence, only joking.)

Message for Zampa
Thanks for the advice, question for you, where do you lecture

Zampa · 27 Apr 2006

S/sea

papergirl · 27 Apr 2006

Zampa, If you work the s/sea area its too far for me.

Third_Eye · 27 Apr 2006

The question was asked "papergirl" due to there being so many different oil based primers ! Also the question was asked cos you being a woooo man you didnt be clear that you did not know what the primer was in the first place ! hehe.

Zampa · 27 Apr 2006

Third_Eye said:
The question was asked "papergirl" due to there being so many different oil based primers ! Also the question was asked cos you being a woooo man you didnt be clear that you did not know what the primer was in the first place ! hehe.

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Removed to 'Sexist reply forum'

P/G I only work there during the day but im getting loads of enquiries from the A/ford areas and turning everything away as im not full time anymore..(turned down a cracking marbeling job in Newcastle Em a couple of weeks back..quite a few ask if I know anyone else..i'd rather pass it on to someone else if I can...cant do much myself now only the odd hobble...mainly domestic

papergirl · 27 Apr 2006

Third eye. I think I did! Besides, we are talking about skirting here. If there were anything abnormal about it I would have said. Maaaaaaaaaan

Zampa · 27 Apr 2006

papergirl said:
Third eye. I think I did! Besides, we are talking about skirting here. If there were anything abnormal about it I would have said. Maaaaaaaaaan

T/E dont mess with those welsh women!...they can fight like Lions (esses)

P/G see above...messages crossed.

Third_Eye · 27 Apr 2006

Sorry, if i may have been cheeky

papergirl · 27 Apr 2006

Zampa, will send you email, chat more private.

papergirl · 27 Apr 2006

Third eye, Apology accepted. But be careful in future, the claws were coming out. Mioooooooooow.

Zampa · 27 Apr 2006

Third_Eye said:
Sorry, if i may have been cheeky

Crawler...stand up for yourself man!...

Didnt you once say in a previous post that men have are and always will be the superior species?

(looks for wooden spoon icon

)

papergirl · 27 Apr 2006

Zampa, are you looking for trouble. You dont need a wooden spoon. Youre a good enough stirer already.

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