A unique water based concrete cleaner that removes rubber burn tire marks and heavy oils from concrete floors. This high active cleaner is fortified with alkaline builders, sequestrants, metal corrosion inhibitors, solubilizers and various detergents to insure rapid removal of grease and oil from the floor's surface.
Unit of Measure
Package Type |
N/A Drum |
Appearance |
N/A Yellow Green Liquid |
Bulk Density |
N/A 8.71 lb/gal |
Flash Point |
N/A None |
Potential of Hydrogen (pH) by 10 Percentage (%) Volume |
N/A 10.7 pH |
Potential of Hydrogen (pH) Concentrated |
N/A 12.7 pH |
Solubility |
N/A Complete in Water |
High Temperature Cloud |
N/A Above 125 ºF |
Low Temperature Cloud |
N/A Below 32 ºF |
Freeze-Thaw Stable |
N/A true |
Toxic Solvent Fumes |
N/A None |
Free Rinsing |
N/A true |
Biodegradable |
N/A Yes |
Phenols or Cresols |
N/A None |
Corrosive |
N/A No (Slight on Aluminum) |
Detergency |
N/A Unique Deep Cleaning |
Oil Emulsification |
N/A Excellent |
Application Procedure |
N/A
Dilute concentrate with hot or cold water for use. General cleaning: use 1-2 oz. per gallon of water. Heavy Duty Cleaning: use 1 pint per gallon of water. Rubber Tire Mark Removal: use 1 quart per gallon of water. Adjust the use level to provide the most effective cleaning of the soiling conditions found on each job. Apply diluted cleaner with sponge, mop, brush, sprinkler, sprayer, foamer or automatic floor machine. For severe soiling, let soak as long as possible but do not allow floor to dry. Agitation helps to loosen severe soiling. Machines equipped with steel, fiber or nylon brushes, or abrasive pads are best for severely soiled areas. Where available a high pressure washer may suffice for agitation and assist in flushing away loosened soils. Rinse thoroughly two or more times if floor is being prepared for sealing, otherwise a single rinse is difficult. |
