Soft washing painted sand & cement render with Benz Bio Cleanze (video)
In this video Ben uses Benz Bio Cleanze to treat painted sand and cement render. There's heavy build up of green, red and black algae, which will "self-cleanse" through the natural action of sun, wind and rain.
Quick tip: Ben could have used Benz Lightning Cleanze to get near instant results but because of the large amount of leadwork in proportion to the surface area being treated he decided to use Bio Cleanze. When he explained the options to his customer, they understood and were happy to wait for results.
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Benz softwashing videos cover every aspect of softwashing. We show you how to softwash domestic and commercial roofs, paths and drives, tarmac, concrete, walls, wall render (including KRend, Monocouche, Weber), tennis courts, car parks, wooden decking, fences, sheds, wet pour safety surfaces and more ...
We hope this video is helpful and inspires you to succeed in your softwashing business.
Cheers,
Ben, Leo & Fiona
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