Film-stripping cleaning treatment

Where and when

Where:

• On all types of flooring or covering made with cement aggregate (cement tiles, grit, terrazzo, venetian terrazzo, cement, microcement etc.)

When:

• When you need deep cleaning to remove deteriorated resin, wax and paint-based multi-layer treatments.
• It also prepares the surface for a new treatment.

Frequency of use:

• For a one-off film-stripping cleaning of cement surfaces.

Performance and consumption

SOLVALL:

• removes resins and paints from absorbent (and non-absorbent) stone materials;
• compared to conventional paint strippers it has a lower evaporation rate, a longer application time and a deeper stripping action;
• it is easily emulsifiable during rinsing with water and can be removed with a wet vacuum cleaner;
• leaves no unpleasant odours during use and in the environment.

SGRISER:

• removes old oil and/or wax impregnation treatments and heavy greasy deposits from stone materials, even delicate ones (e.g. polished marble, slate);
• is ideal for strong degreasing cleaning, also removing large accumulations of greasy dirt and biological incrustations (outdoor blackening);
• can facilitate the removal of ‘dark stains’ from sulphation on terracotta;
• leaves no harmful residues in the absorbent material;
• leaves no unpleasant odours during use and in the room.

Do not use on wood, linoleum, rubber and PVC and protect painted and anodised aluminium surfaces from contact with SGRISER.

DELICACID:

• is a mild acid detergent with controlled action, ideal for cleaning even the most delicate stone materials (natural stone, grit, marble, palladium, cement);
• can be used for descaling washes after laying or after building sites, for removing efflorescence, cement encrustations, paint;
• can also be used outdoors for periodic removal of limescale incrustations due to weathering;
• can be used for manual and mechanical washing (e.g. scrubber driers, pressure washers);
• does not contain hydrochloric acid;
• does not fumigate or develop toxic vapours.

Do not use DELICACID on polished limestone (e.g. marble, travertine), on Italian slate (blackboard) and on polished agglomerates (e.g. grit, marble, cement).