1 Shot 1 gal. Efflorescence Remover
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1 Shot Efflorescence Remover by Bare Ground removes unsightly efflorescence (those ugly white salt stains that leach from brick, concrete and all masonry surfaces), and keeps it from coming back. Nothing looks worse than a beautiful brick chimney, wall, or bluestone walkway with white salt stains all over it. Efflorescence is cause by salt leaching out from the concrete or masonry product. This is naturally occurring but it doesn't mean you have to live with it. 1 Shot Efflorescence Remover is a fast-acting, water-based cleaner, used to remove efflorescence from existing concrete and masonry surfaces. Efflorescence Remover attacks sodium chloride deposits to make them easier to remove, and keeps them from coming back. Protect your investment with 1 Shot Efflorescence Remover by Bare Ground.consummable no warranty
For additional information on this product, please see the Product Documents section for all downloadable user manuals, installation guides, brochures and warranty statements.
- Efflorescence Remover cleans, protects and improves efficiency in one step
- Helps maintain higher levels of efficiency maximizing your investment
- Ammonia free, streak free, non smearing, quick drying
- 1 Shot Efflorescence Remover has no odor or VOC's (volatile organic compounds)
- Environment and user friendly
- 1 Shot Efflorescence Remover is sold in a 1 gal. jug
| Brand | 1 Shot |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Container Size | 1 gal. |
| Dispenser Type | Other |
| Features | Removes stubborn stains from brick and stone, non harmful and low VOCs |
| Interior and/or Exterior Use | Exterior |
| Package Quantity | 1 gal. |
| Paint/Adhesive Remover Type | Other |
| Paint/Adhesive Remover Usage | Other |
| VOC Content | 2-hydroxypropanoic acid 79-33-4 10-30 |
| Warranty | No Warranty |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1S-EFF |
Q: Is this product diluted for use and what is the coverage per gallon?
3 years ago- A: Yes, this is a concentrated formula and will treat 200 sq ft. Please see label for mixing details.3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can you use on shower grout
3 years ago- A: used to remove efflorescence from existing concrete and masonry surfaces3 years agoHelpful?
Q: how should i use this on my brickpaver driveway to clean off calcium buildup at the end of driveway
3 years ago- A: Hi! For exact instructions I would recommend contacting the manufacturer directly. So they can provide exact quantities. Bare Ground 880-800-8356 www.bareground.com bareground@bareground.com3 years agoHelpful?
Q: We tried to remove Efflorescence from our basement block walls. We followed the instructions and it appears that we just spread it all around and made it worse. It did not remove. How can we fix this. It looks awful.
5 years ago- A: Without sending photos to the manufacturer, we can only guess what is causing the problem. One possibility would be, if it is being spread around, it suggests that it is partially solubilized. Or, the product may have been under-applied, allowing efflorescence salt residues to be redistributed. The product may have been under-rinsed with water. Maybe it was a combination of efflorescence with a previous treatment such as a polymeric waterproofing spray or basement sealer.5 years agoHelpful?
Q&As
Q: Is this product diluted for use and what is the coverage per gallon?
3 years ago- A: Yes, this is a concentrated formula and will treat 200 sq ft. Please see label for mixing details.3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can you use on shower grout
3 years ago- A: used to remove efflorescence from existing concrete and masonry surfaces3 years agoHelpful?
Q: how should i use this on my brickpaver driveway to clean off calcium buildup at the end of driveway
3 years ago- A: Hi! For exact instructions I would recommend contacting the manufacturer directly. So they can provide exact quantities. Bare Ground 880-800-8356 www.bareground.com bareground@bareground.com3 years agoHelpful?
Q: We tried to remove Efflorescence from our basement block walls. We followed the instructions and it appears that we just spread it all around and made it worse. It did not remove. How can we fix this. It looks awful.
5 years ago- A: Without sending photos to the manufacturer, we can only guess what is causing the problem. One possibility would be, if it is being spread around, it suggests that it is partially solubilized. Or, the product may have been under-applied, allowing efflorescence salt residues to be redistributed. The product may have been under-rinsed with water. Maybe it was a combination of efflorescence with a previous treatment such as a polymeric waterproofing spray or basement sealer.5 years agoHelpful?
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