Just wondering if anyone has any tips, company i work for does alot of repairs in commercial kitchens, toilets etc. the most obvious thing would be 2 replace whole lot but you know what these companys are like, anyhow was patching a bit of vinyl in a kitchen today and i had to be done by 12pm and could i get the weld to hold, grease spewing out the side so ended up going for the old flat cover strip as a had 2 get out for the chef to cook. Any tips out there? Cheers.
Thanks for the tips guys. Does the same apply when rewelding a burst weld that needs 'touched up' with a new bit
It seems hard to believe but clean regroove and use a lino weld similar to the colour !!! Done this in many commercial kitchens
