Product description
KGS K32 Water-Based Impregnating Agent is a water-based impregnating agent for polished and honed marble, granite, and natural stone; artificial stone, terracotta, and terrazzo.
Features of KGS K32
- Water repellent.
- Vapor permeable (allows rising moisture to diffuse).
- Protects against everyday contaminants such as water, oil, and coffee.
- The sensitivity to acids of some stone types like marble and limestone remains, so it's recommended to wipe away splashes immediately.
- Suitable for floors, countertops, and wet areas.
- Provides effective protection against efflorescence, discoloration, and oxidation stains.
- UV-resistant.
- Applicable on polished and unpolished surfaces.
- Especially suitable for stone slabs, countertops, sculptures, and gravestones.
- Enhances the natural shine.
- Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
- pH value 6.9.
How to use KGS K32 Impregnating Agent
The surface must be clean and dry; all residues from other chemical products must be completely removed beforehand.
Easy to use
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply the impregnating agent with a roller or a cloth. For highly porous, absorbent surfaces, it is recommended to apply the product at least twice. Wipe off any excess material after 10 - 15 minutes with a dry, lint-free cloth. Do not dry wipe!
After a working time of at least 30 minutes to 2 hours (for very dense materials), remove any remaining excess material with a cloth.
If the surface absorbs the impregnating agent very strongly, a second layer can be applied after 12 hours at the earliest and no later than 24 hours. This can occur with highly porous surfaces. Any imperfections caused by insufficient application of the material, especially on large surfaces, can also be improved by a second application.
The KGS K32 Water-Based Impregnation can be removed from the test area within an hour. The temperature of the surface to be treated should not be lower than 10 °C. Direct sunlight and/or rain should be avoided during the first 24 hours when used outdoors. The impregnation is usually fully cured after 48 hours.
