Directions for use:

Dosage: For glazed tiles a solution of 1:10 (with water) is sufficient. For quarry tiles, brick, stone, terracotta and (acid-resistant) slate a solution of 1:4 is used. In bad cases use concentrated or alternatively use HG Cement, Mortar and Efflorescence Remover HGP12

Directions for use: First try HG Cement Grout Film Remover on a small, preferably inconspicuous place. Apply HG Hagesan Cement Grout Film Remover liberally and spread over the floor covering no more than 10-15 m² at a time. Leave HG Cement Grout Film Remover to work for 15-20 minutes, keeping the floor wet with solution during this time.

Scrub thoroughly with a scouring pad or a stiff scrubbing brush and mop up. Rinse well (2-3 times) with water. Repeat this treatment with HG Cement Grout Film Remover on affected areas if any white stains remain. Remove splashes of HG Cement Grout Film Remover on paintwork immediately.

Coverage: 1 litre will be sufficient for 20-50 m².

Attention: To remove cement surplus from calciferous natural stone such as marble, travertine, Blue (hard)stone, several types of slate, terrazzo, granito, basalt and cement tiles. For these surfaces see HG Natural Stone Cement and Lime Film Remover

The use of HG Hagesan Cement Grout Film Remover (HG Extra) may lighten the colour of the grout/cement.

Case of 6 x Cement Grout Film Remover (HG Extra) (HGP11) 1 Litre

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