Price range: €52.99 through €249.99
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Product designed as a strong and long lasting brightener for stone materials with brushed, sandblasted, bush-hammered,
flamed, split, tumbled, disc-cut and polished finishes. GemSeal Flash Plus penetrates into the material, protecting it from staining
substances in general, trampling dirt, smog and atmospheric dirt and at the same time totalizes the surface of the stone without forming surface films.
The product is particularly suitable for antiqued marbles and stones with strong colours, GemSeal Flash Plus is suitable for internal and external surfaces. The product is resistant to routine washing carried out with appropriate detergents, used manually or with floor
cleaning machines.
APPLICATION
All stone surfaces to be treated must be completely clean and dry. Where no previous treatment experience exists a small discreet area should be tested to verify the suitability of the product to the stone. Where necessary ensure all surrounding areas and surfaces sensitive to solvents are protected against any spillage. Apply one coat of GemSeal Flash Plus evenly with a clean brush, a roller or by cloth in circular movements. On very absorbent surfaces apply a second coat allowing sufficient time for your first application to penetrate into the stone and dry. If in doubt test discreet area to ensure second application is necessary. In case of over treatment or any air bubbles remove by wiping excess product using a clean cotton cloth or absorbent paper. On large floor areas excess residue of product can be buffed off my machine using a white nylon type pad.
RECOMMENDED USE
Suitable for all honed, flamed texture granite, marble, natural and artificial
engineered stones, terra cotta, quarry, cement pavers.
• Effective for interior and exterior use
• Effective for Flooring –Work surfaces (Kitchen, Bathrooms) Showers and areas in
constant contact with water
Temperature of surface to be treated
should not be below 10ºC. Avoid direct
sunlight especially for external works.
