HYDROPROX
HYDROPROX facade plaster cleaning
HYDROPROX cleaning agent designed for facade plaster-type surfaces. Effectively dissolves and removes operational dirt, deposits, blooms and atmospheric…
Description
HYDROPROX cleaning agent designed for facade plaster-type surfaces. Effectively dissolves and removes operational dirt, deposits, blooms and atmospheric pollution, restoring the surface's aesthetic appearance. It also serves as an ideal preparatory step before impregnation or application
- Type
- Cleaning agent
- Coverage
- up to 40 m²/L
- Brand
- HYDROPROX
Manufacturer (GPSR)
LITON Mikołaj Licznerski
ul. Kokanińska 11A, 62-800 Kalisz, Poland
e-mail: kontakt@liton.pl · tel. +48 62 726 10 79
Product identifiers:
- 5L — SKU 1015/5L · EAN 5907784643162
- 10L — SKU 1015/10L · EAN 5906815569877
- 20L — SKU 1015/20L · EAN 5907784643933
Warnings and safety information (GPSR)
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Avoid contact with eyes and skin; wear protective gloves.
- Use only as intended and according to instructions; test on a small area first.
- Do not mix with other chemicals.
Detailed safety information is available in the “Documents” tab.
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