165281 Meltdown 5L Heavy Duty Stripper
Description
High Solvent Stripper for fast penetration and removal if heavy build-up and floor finishes.
- Suitable for use on non-metallic floor finishes and sealers including polyurethane-fortified acrylics
- Removes Most difficult floor finishes in a quick amount of time
- High Solvent floor stripper
- Contains Ammonia
- pH 12.5-13.5 - high PH needs cleaning away and neutralising before any sealer is applied
Note Before use:
- Wear impervious chemical-resistant gloves and safety glasses with side shields for your protection
- Ensure you follow directions on labels
Safety data sheet for Meltdown
Application
Floor Stripping Method
Dilution rate:
Heavy build-up:
1 to 2 parts warm water
Medium build-up:
1 to 5 parts warm water
Machine scrubbing:
1 to 12 parts warm water
1. Prepare the correct dilution according to finish build-up.
2. Generously spread the floor stripping solution over area with mop and bucket.
3. Allow the solution to work and break down existing polish films (generally between 5 to 10
minutes). Do not allow the stripping solution to dry.
4. Use an Oates Floormaster Black heavy-duty stripping pad to scrub the floor.
5. Scrub length-wise along skirting boards. Then strip side to side over the remaining area.
6. Use the hand scrub pad to detail strip along the edges and in the corners of the room. Heel the
floor machine on badly soiled spots. Avoid splashing stripper on walls.
7. Work in a controlled area to avoid walking on the wet area.
8. Use a wet pick-up vacuum to remove stripper solution from the floor.
9. Do not allow the dirty solution to dry on the floor.
10. Use a clean mop and clean water. Cover area liberally with rinse water.
11. Pick up the rinse water with the wet pick-up vacuum. Wipe all skirting boards before they dry.
12. Damp mop the floor with clear water for the final rinse and to ensure that all stripper solution
has been removed. Ideally, use a mildly acidic neutraliser to reduce the risk of the stripper remaining to attack sealer subsequently applied.
