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PRO CONTRACTORS’ SOLVENT is a stronger version of CITRUS SOLUTION and removes even tougher challenges including caulk, cured silicone, water seal, roofing tar, asphalt and fresh expanding insulation foam. Remove as much of the ‘glossy’ part of the label, adhesive residue or chewing gum without harming the surface. De-Solv-it® variations have been safely used to remove adhesive patches from premature babies in neonatal units. Even to remove tar and asphalt from and around burn victim wounds. A version of De-Solv-it was even presented favorably to the American Burn Center Conference by Intermountain Burn Center of Salt Lake City, UT and was recommended by The American Journal of Surgery and American Burn Association for use on burn wounds. Generally, a soap and water rinse is sufficient to fully rinse PRO CONTRACTORS SOLVENT out of the porous surface after it has successfully removed the stain. (On non-porous and lightly-porous surfaces, only water is usually required as a rinse.) NO HARMFUL VAPORS • No Benzene • No Xylene No Phosphates • No Toluene • No Chlorinated Solvents • Non-Corrosive • Non-Toxic • POWERFUL, YET GENTLE ON EQUIPMENT AND SURFACES. Hard Surfaces
After much research and sourcing of the highest quality components, the first SAFE formulation of Orange Solvent was born… and with this, so began the birth of Citrus Cleaning Technology. For EXTRA porous hard surfaces such as these, first apply PRO CONTRACTORS SOLVENT in an inconspicuous area using the techniques below. Measure this success before applying PRO CONTRACTORS SOLVENT on a greater scale.IMPORTANT: Make sure surfaces that produce heat are cool before using CONTRACTORS SOLVENT on them. After use on equipment or elements that produce heat, remove product thoroughly with mild soap and water AND LET DRY BEFORE USING. YES. CONTRACTORS SOLVENT will not harm dry paint or clear-coat finishes. This product is an excellent wax remover so after removing asphalt, grease and tar, you may want to rewax your vehicle. To clean interior stains, use the instructions for carpeting and upholstery. CONTRACTORS SOLVENT may also be used on vinyl and non-tinted glass since tint is usually applied with adhesive. Be sure to wash CONTRACTORS SOLVENT off vinyl and rubber surfaces after use. Can I use CONTRACTORS SOLVENT on dry paint? +
Test pressure washer for surface compatibility, with and without the cleaner, in an inconspicuous area. LAUNDRY SAVER will remove much of what CITRUS SOLUTION removes but targets more specific protein, grease, oil, mustard and even baby-related stains. CITRUS SOLUTION and LAUNDRY SAVER are wonderful complements to each other as they collectively remove over 95% of the tougher household and laundry stains you may encounter...EVEN AFTER THE DRYER. Can I use CONTRACTORS SOLVENT on my automobile to remove sap, asphalt, tar and adhesives? + First, make sure the surface you apply CITRUS SOLUTION to is NOT HOT. After applying, then removing, CITRUS SOLUTION (and the challenge), include an extra water rinse on the surface (to be certain no residue remains on the surface to be heated). Often a moist paper towel or moist sponge suffice for the rinse. Then let the surface dry thoroughly. Follow power washing machine manufacturer’s instructions for application & use of cleaning solutions.
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PRO CONTRACTORS’ SOLVENT is a stronger version of CITRUS SOLUTION, removing even tougher challenges including caulk, cured silicone, water seal, roofing tar, asphalt and fresh expanding insulation foam. Can I use CITRUS SOLUTION to remove protective paper adhesive to clear acrylic plexiglass? + Not recommended for use on: acrylic and some plastics, uncoated wallpaper, butyl, suede & leather (will darken), silk, elastic items and khaki-colored fabric. On rubber, wash off after use. Wash the fabric using a pre-wash programme in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions.Add slightly more detergent and use the highest temperature setting recommended for the fabric. From virtually any surface including automobiles, dry paint, glass, porcelain, fiberglass, vinyl, wood and much more. Even from laundry, skin and hair. See directions below for list of prohibited surfaces.
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