One for the polishers

Wee bit of advice troops. I had customer in today looking to replace a parquet floor. Turns out its only 7 or 8 years old and the reason they are looking to replace is that someone has sanded and polished their floor and made a right mess. I've asked them to get some photos in to me, I'll post them up and hopefully get some advice from you all. In the meantime, is their anyone willing to travel to SW Scotland to do the job? They're the kind of customers that would be willing to pay the right money if it meant getting the job done right.

 

that's a bit of mileage....

 

You can test out that new buffer you and Matt are telling me about...... ;-)

 

oh yeah... I'll pick it up on the way through

 

If the parquet is only 7-8 yrs old it should [famous last words] be relatively straightforward to get rid of many dodgy sanding marks from a botched previous attempt...We do this kind of thing nearly every day...

 

http://www.theaa.com/route-planner/...13969|toNode=0|Stranraer||-5.024055|54.903367

http://www.theaa.com/route-planner/...19141|toNode=0|Stranraer||-5.024055|54.903367

Just saying

 

8 hours and 374 miles for me....

or 5 hours 277 miles for someone else...