EQUIPMENT NEEDED
An
acid-resistant, low-pressure spray apparatus, such as a manually operated pump-tank
sprayer
OR
hand pump spray bottle with adjustable tip
BEFORE APPLYING
Always
begin with a clean, bare surface, free of wax or grease buildup, sealers, etc.
Apply
product on small test area using procedures listed below. Surface and brush texture will
vary from application to application, so this is to indicate how much brushing time is
needed.
After
a couple minutes of brushing, run a small piece of leather or rubber over the surface to
ensure slip resistance is at desired level.
Repeat
steps 2 and 3 until desired slip resistance is achieved.
Wait
until test area is dry, usually 1 to 2 hours, to make sure there are no problems with the
surface, such as invisible buildups, which would react adversely with VITRITRED.
HOW TO APPLY
Follow
steps listed above before applying to ensure a
successful application.
Use
an acid-resistant, low-pressure spray apparatus, such as a manually operated pump-tank
sprayer or hand pump spray bottle with adjustable tip.
Coverage
rate varies with porosity size. Ceramic tile uses about 400 square feet per gallon;
granite, smooth or hard troweled finish concrete uses about 300.
Apply
generously in a solid spray stream, treating only 30 to 40 square feet at a time.
Immediately
begin brushing wetted area with a very soft-bristled brush in a circular motion. Do not
use pads or hard bristled brushes!
Total
brushing time may vary from 2 to 8 minutes, depending on surface and brush texture.
Light
traces of lather are usually visible when brushing. If they aren't, you may need to
spray-apply more VITRITRED while brushing.
Generously
rinse floor immediately after brushing to neutralize VITRITRED before moving on to the
next 30 to 40 square feet area. Mop dry.
PRECAUTIONS
Avoid
splattering surfaces not intended for treatment. Damage could occur.
Avoid
contact with eyes or skin. Use protective eyewear and latex gloves. Other protective
clothing is not necessary.
Surface
traction effectiveness can be field tested before and after an application by sliding a
piece of rubber or leather over treated surface to determine traction quality increase.
Read
Material Safety Data Sheet prior to use.
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