Sealer Residue Remover

Yes, this product is a non-acidic cleaner so safe to use on acid sensitive surfaces like limestone.

No, you should not need to unless its a water-based top coat sealer.

If you have pre-cleaned with this product (before sealing) rinse heavily after use and allow the surface to fully dry. At least 24 hours drying time & possibly more on porous natural stone if air temperatures are low.

Yes, it is safe to use on sandstones, slate & man-made surfaces like porcelains.

If you wish to remove cement-based grouts etc you will need to use Floorseal Cement & Grout Haze Remover but only use this product on acid resistant surfaces.

It is for the removal of the invisible oily resinous slick around the joint. It is this non-porous contamination/coating which should be removed before sealing the surface. This contamination may be possible to see (when the surface is wet) as a rainbow effect on the face of the pavers.

This product does not remove heavy obvious concentrations of (resin) compounds. It is for this reason it is safe to use on and around the actual joint. The jointing material will not be removed when using this product.

No, it is a non-acidic solution.

If it is a normal matt finish impregnator or water-based colour enhancer Floorseal Sealer Residue Remover may remove it. You will need to use the product near full strength with a long dwell time – depending on the build up (and type) of the impregnator. It is easier to remove impregnators if the sealer is still tacky.

General dirt, grime, oils and waxes. It will also attack residue left by excess impregnators or slight single part (resin-based) brush in compound residues.

It will not remove obvious mistakes with brush in compounds – when there is a clear visible contamination on the surface.