Product description
KGS K19 Cement Film Remover is a special cleaning agent with an optimally matched combination of different acids to remove cement film, mortar and adhesive residues, lime deposits and efflorescence on cut, unpolished natural stone, such as marble, granite, limestone, slate, travertine and terrazzo. to delete. Also usable on polished granite, ceramics, terracotta, rubble stone, natural stone and concrete pavers. Please note that this product is not suitable for non-acid-resistant stone types such as marble and bluestone!
The most important properties of KGS K19 Cement film remover.
Effective removal of efflorescence, mortar and cement residues on new coverings.
Removes limescale deposits.
Removes inorganic dirt.
For indoor and outdoor use on unpolished and polished natural stone coverings, but not on polished marble.
Can be used on all acid-insensitive natural stones, such as granite, gneiss and quartzite and rough concrete surfaces and ceramic tiles.
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
pH value < 1
How do you use the KGS K19 Cement Film Remover?
General dirt must first be wiped away while wet or vacuumed away. It is recommended to moisten the surface to be cleaned with sufficient water. Then apply the KGS K19 cement film remover with a nylon brush or scrubber depending on the condition of the surface. Allow the cleaning agent to work for 3-5 minutes, but do not let it dry. Then rinse with plenty of clean water.
After using the cement film remover, thorough cleaning of the surface with KGS K14 Deep Cleaning is recommended to neutralize the acid and remove excess cleaning agent. The surface should then be mopped again with clean water. Repeat cleaning process if necessary.
Attention: Protect acid-sensitive surfaces and parts, such as anodized steel, chrome, stained wood, etc., against splashes and vapours.
What is the consumption of this cement film remover?
Light soiling 100 ml cleaning agent in 2 liters of water (1:20) approx. 50 m².
Normal soiling 100 ml cleaning agent in 1 liter of water (1: 10) approx. 15-20 m².
Heavy soiling 100 ml cleaning agent in 500 ml water (1: 5) approx. 10-15 m².
Extreme soiling 100 ml cleaning agent in 200 ml water (1: 2) approx. 5-10 m².
NB! Yield information is a guideline only and may vary depending on porosity, surface texture and other factors.
