Faber Cement Remover 1ltr Post-Installation Concentrated Acidic Detergent For Removal Of And Inorganic Dirt

Renovated a bath that has a cast iron tub with 30+ year old tile surround. The tub had the cement on it after removing the tile. Wasn’t sure how to get it off, this stuff did the trick. Applied it with a paint brush, let it sit and then used a plastic scrapper to get it off. It did take a couple coats but it all came off. Looks great. I will use it for the new tile surround if I have any thing to clean up. Did not hurt the cast iron tub either. I did use rubber gloves and disposed of the stuff properly. Not harsh smells, nothing damaged. I took care to make sure I only applied where needed. Did not use very much of it. I will try it on some glue that has yellowed and shown up on some tile too.

Usato prima diluito e poi puro, su di una lastra di vecchio serizzo, si è comportato discretamente bene sciogliendo tracce di cemento presente e facendo una discreta pulizia della lastra. Si comportato molto bene sul pavimento della cantina (in piastrelle di ceramica) pulendo facilmente residui di ruggine dovute a un vecchia caldaia a basamento e tracce di malta cementizia presenti vicino ai muri.

Used full strength and an a scrub pad. Let it sit for 5 minutes and haze looked the same

It didn't work. I followed the directions and the grout is still on my tiles did not come up I rinsed it very well and it still took like some of the shine off of part of the one of the tiles but it didn't take up the grout. As far as I'm concerned it was a waste of money. Far too much money for a product that doesn't work at all.

preso per togliere i piccoli punti neri su mattonelle causate dal passaggio di muratori che hanno usato il flex noncuranti della zona circostante, e devo dire che ha funzionato alla grande