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    When it comes to concrete cleaning we are the best safe solution for you and the environment. We focus on concrete, brick and Natural stones and products that have been engineer with concrete.

     

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    2 years ago
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    3 years ago
    Cast iron tools include table saw, band saw, drill press, etc. Also walls have hand planes, hand saws, etc .... Will I need to move all that stuff to avoid rusting caused by fumes?

    I hope that makes sense!
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    3 years ago

    I am not sure which SealGreen cleaner you are planning to use. All our products are environmentally safe and do not use any type of materials that have toxic fumes or strong volatile organic compounds…

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    2 years ago

    Yes, all SealGreen Concrete Cleaners are safe when you rinse the cleaner of the surface that you are cleaning.We do not use or recommend any of the cleaners to clean plants or animals. Our SealGreen Mold and mildew Remover, SealGreen Color Stain Primer Remover, and SealGreen Paver Cleaner are safe but should never be applied to glass or metal surfaces. Our cleaner can be safely drain to lakes, ponds, etc…

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    1 year ago
    I'm sure these circular stains are from dirt, fertilizer and such. Pressure washing and CLR did not remove them. See more »
    1 year ago

    Most stains, usually white stains, are a result of using plant fertilizer. In some cases, our SealGreen Efflorescence cleaner will remove the stains if the stains are efflorescence based. If not, the only way we have found a way to remove them is by color staining the concrete to cover the stains. Using our SealGreen Stain Primer, and SealGreen Tintable sealer mixed with SealGreen color stain…

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    1 year ago
    I have purchased a case of rust remover from your company.
    Works great! What can I used to remove automotive/Trucks tire marks?
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    1 year ago

    Unfortunately, we do not have a safe way to remove tire marks of concrete. Safe (meaning) without damaging the surface of the concrete. Some people attempt cleaning with a very high-pressure washer and end up damaging the surface.

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    6 months ago
    Have white hard water stains on my stamped concrete pool deck. Looking for a safe cleaner that will remove hard water stains and does not damage sealer or discolor concrete. See more »
    6 months ago

    The only products that we have that may work but we have not tested to remove hard water stains are SealGreen Efflorescence Remover or SealGreen Rust Stain Remover. You can buy from our site a small amount of the products to evaluate. We do not offer any guaranties of any kind as to the performance of the products when trying to remove water stains…

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    1 year ago
    I used 2 coats of Behr Granite Grip paint finished yesterday. See more »
    1 year ago

    Based on reviews it does not need any additional protection.Like all coating applied to existing concrete the preparation is very important because the coating must strongly stick to the concrete so it will not fail with winter, hot sun, rain, humidity under the slab and peeling due hot-tire pressure. Only time will tell…

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