Tyre Mark Remover

Suitable Substrates

Polycote Tyre Mark Remover is safe to use on epoxy and uPVC coatings and screeds. It contains no caustic chemicals, harmful solvents, paraffins or aromatics or chlorinated or brominated hydrocarbons.

Colour

Polycote Tyre Mark Remover is a clear liquid.

Packaging

Polycote Tyre Mark Remover is supplied in 5 and 20 litre drums.

Shelf Life and Storage

Polycote Tyre Mark Remover has an anticipated shelf life of 12 months if stored in unopened containers. Protect from frost and store in ambient temperatures above 10°C. Handle in accordance with good industrial practice; no special precautions required with product alone.

Physical Characteristics

pH (as concentrate): Typically 2.5
Relative Density: Typically 1.03 g/cm³
Solubility in water: Complete

Please consult the technical data sheet for full technical product data.

pH (as concentrate): Typically 2.5
Relative Density: Typically 1.03 g/cm³
Solubility in water: Complete

Application Rates and Methods

Polycote Tyre Mark Remover is supplied ready to use. Manual: Sweep floor to remove debris. Apply product to the area to be cleaned with a spray, cloth or mop. Leave for a few minutes and wipe off. If mark does not lift immediately, apply a little more product and leave for 10 to 20 minutes. Clean floor area thoroughly with a 2% solution of Polycote Industrial Floor Cleaner.

Floor Cleaning Machines

Sweep floor to remove debris. Apply product to the area to be cleaned with a hand held spray or back pack system. Leave for a few minutes. Attach red pads or stiff brushes to a combination scrubber/dryer machine. Charge with a 2% solution of Polycote Industrial Floor Cleaner. Make the first pass of the scrubber drier machine without using the vacuum, giving the product additional contact time with the floor. On the second pass, scrub floor and recover soiling as usual.

Coverage

100ml to 200ml of product should clear an area of approximately 1m².

Before using this product, please ensure you have received and read carefully both the Hazard Label applied to the container and the relevant Material Safety Data Sheets.