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HG permanent anti-slip creates a safe grip-surface on smooth tiles and natural stonework used for (floor) surfaces and, also, in showers and baths with enamel or ceramic surfaces. Starting from now, you no longer need to be afraid of slipping in the bathroom, on the stairs, in the entrance hall, etc. HG permanent anti-slip is suitable for use indoors and outdoors. Using HG polish, wax and dirt remover, thoroughly clean the surface that is to be treated, removing all dirt and grease. If the surface is marble, use HG marble shine finish remover. Rinse the surface perfectly clean, with water and, using a sponge or water vacuum cleaner, remove all remaining water. Allow the surface to dry. Ensure that the surface that is to be treated with HG permanent anti-slip is carefully isolated from other parts of the base-material, so that the coating remains intact on the area that is being treated. A good way to do this is to apply 2 layers of masking tape round the perimeter of the area that is to be treated.

When applying HG permanente anti-slip to floors, dilute the product with water on a 1 to 1 ratio. When applying the product to shower cubicles and bathtubs, use HG permanente anti-slip undiluted. Be sure to use gloves during the treatment. Apply the (diluted) product with a sponge and use it to keep the surface moist during the settling period. Comply with the settling period as indicated in the user instructions on the bottle. After the settling period, rinse the surface with HG remover, or in case of marble, with HG marmer shine finish remover in the dilution ratio indicated on the corresponding labels. Rinse with water to remove any possible residue. Undiluted, a surface of approx. 2m² can be treated with HG permanente slip, diluted 4 m².

Size:
per unit

Cost per unit:
£10.15

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