Ultra Tile ProClean Grout Haze Remover
1 Litre
UltraTile Grout Haze Remover effortlessly removes residues such as mortar and cement grout, efflorescence, encrusted and engrained dirt, as well as natural calcium & limescale deposits. Use indoors and outdoors after installation process, it is suitable for all acid resistant surfaces, including ceramic tiles, porcelain, brick,
clay and quarry tiles, terracotta, concrete and other types of natural stone.
- Effortlessly removes cement, efflorescence and grouting residues
- Suitable to use on non-acid sensitive surfaces
- Fast-acting formula
- Internal and external use
- Removes pointing mortar residue
- 1 litre bottle
| Suitable Surface & Substrates | Ceramic, Porcelain, Quarry Tile, Terracotta, Sandstone, Slate, Granite |
| Size | 1 Litre |
| Application Amount | 1 - 2 Applications |
| Application Method | Sponge or Brush |
| Coverage | 100m2 per litre (dependant on dilution and rate used) |
| Range | UltraTile ProClean |
| Supplier | Instarmac |
How do I apply Ultra Tile ProClean Grout Haze Remover?
Please ensure that appropriate PPE is used when using this product. Protect sensitive surfaces as even minor splashes can cause damage. Not suitable for day to day cleaning, if you require a mild catch-all cleaner we recommend Porcelain Tile & Stone Floor Cleaner. Always protect these areas. Always test this product in an inconspicuous area. It remains the responsibility of the end user to check the suitability of the product.
Directions For Use:
1) Always perform a test in an inconspicuous area on-site to check suitability of product, prior to use - read these instructions fully before application.
2) Dependent on degree of contamination, Grout Haze Remover can be used neat or diluted up to 1:10 with clean water.
3) Pre-wet the surface, apply generously and allow the product to dwell for a few minutes before agitating and rinsing off with plenty of clean water.
4) Repeat the process if necessary. If using Grout Haze Remover indoors ensure good ventilation during and after use.
