Bardwell Pressure Cleaning

Pointing in brickworks Melbourne is something that every bricklayer does without even having to think about it, but for those of us who aren't brickies it's something that looks easy, but isn't. Three tips that will help you make a good job:- 1. Prepare well beforehand If you're building a new wall, then you'll have already dealt with the footings and general layout, and you'll know exactly which stage of the work you're currently undertaking. If you're re-pointing existing brickwork then it's most important to thoroughly clear out all the decayed mortar and dampen the surfaces that are going to receive your new mortar before you start. 2. Don't skimp on the sand Don't, for example, use sand that isn't proper builder's graded sand. Other kinds of sand often have grains of equal size, and if you use this then you'll get a weak, porous mix. Sand from a builders' merchants, however, will be well graded, giving a st

Graffiti removal Melbourne methods will vary depending on the surface being cleaned.  Before you start, remember that:  The sooner the graffiti is removed, the less chance that other graffiti artists will leave their "tag" on your wall. Always use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as gloves, protective eyewear, etc. and cover all exposed skin when removing any graffiti using any chemicals, solvents, etc. Always test a small area not easily seen before trying to remove graffiti. To try and remove the graffiti from various services yourself, use the tips below: Painted Surfaces Painting over graffiti is a low-cost solution to removing graffiti and is effective when a surface has been previously painted. Graffiti is usually found on lightly painted surfaces as the "taggers" work stands out more on a light surface. Because of this, it is best to repaint the entire surface area with a dark colour as this will be less attractiv