27th January, 2010 - Posted by CK - No Comments
A-Maz Water Stain Remover was designed to be used safely on glass and fiberglass tubs. There is no gritty pumice or chloride in the product. When using on fiberglass tubs, test an inconspicuous area to ensure that the tub can be cleaned. Certain old tubs are worn past the point of effective cleaning or repair, » Read More
27th January, 2010 - Posted by CK - No Comments
No. Bullet proof glass is made from Laminated Polycarbonate and often goes by the brand name of Lexan, Tuffack, or Cyrolon. Also, some bathroom shower doors are made from similar materials to prevent shattering if broken. Unfortunately, doors made from this material will absorb moisture and etch the glass, making it extremely difficult to clean. Read More
27th January, 2010 - Posted by CK - No Comments
A-Maz Water Stain Remover was designed to be used safely on clear glass. There is no gritty pumice or harsh chemical. This product removes spots, film and crusty build-up from shower doors and safety glass. The light duty scrub pad is normally recommended for successful clean-up and removal. Read More
13th January, 2010 - Posted by CK - No Comments
The manufacturer made changes to the appearance of the product in hopeful application of Green certification. These changes involved removing both the fragrance and green dye from the product. Since these qualities had nothing to do with product performance no difference in product use should be seen. Read More
12th January, 2010 - Posted by CK - No Comments
Flitz Shower Wax plus was discontinued by the manufacturer in 2009. The suggested replacement is Flitz Granite Was Plus which has the same formula in the bottle. Read More
8th January, 2010 - Posted by CK - No Comments
The most likely cause is a clogged nozzle. To remedy simply pump some water through the spout to clear. Read More
21st December, 2009 - Posted by CK - No Comments
Unfortunately not. The manufacturer does not offer any such device. If anyone has a solution please let us know. Read More
10th November, 2009 - Posted by Meccanator - No Comments
It is recommended that you apply the De-Solv-it product with a rag or sponge to saturate the area/product to be removed. As De-Solv-it is an oil type of product it is not going to dry out, instead it will absorb into the Silicone and begin to break it down. Applying the product with a rag » Read More
10th November, 2009 - Posted by Meccanator - No Comments
Depending on the amount of layers you’re trying to remove, RemovALL will cover anywhere from 40-90 sq ft per gallon (1 to 2.2 sq.m/Litre). Read More
10th November, 2009 - Posted by Meccanator - No Comments
You can brush on the following products: RemovALL 220 RemovALL 320 The rest of the paint removers have a gel consistency and require airless sprayer application. Read More