Baird ,
The extractor works well , but we are successful using a wet and dry vac. It the process on how you use the vac and the machine. I don’t have an extractor and do not plan on purchasing one, therefore I had to figure a way to use a vac and get the results. There are a lot of stone restoration contractor that do not have extractors and will not invest in one therefore I come up with a way to use a wet and dry vac, plus you don’t use as much water with the vac system verses the extractor.
John E Freitag
John E Freitag
Owner/Director
The Stone & Tile School
Office 407-567-7680
Cell 407-615-0134
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We have worked with the Cheetah pucks in a number of different situations. Did a complete terrazzo floor in a school from 1-4 and it came out very well and saved some time. Did a test on a granite floor and it also came out well. Also some commercial marble bathrooms using 2& 3. Just started a few months ago and don't have a ton of experience. The downside is that it is a fussy process requiring using a dual pump extractor and the timing has to be more precise. Definitely not a one man job.
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15 West Highland Ave. Suite E
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