i used this product today. http://www.diverseydirect.co.uk/product-30072.htmlgot it with the new kgs flexis. used the 4 stages with the pads as instructed and got a good result. when it came to the powder i mixed 200 grams with 100 mils of water as instructed. applied it to the floor and polished away with my rotary..all looking good until i see these marks that looked like etching where i applied the lined of the terrastar. had to go back to stage 1 on the flexis to remove then go through the other 3 steps again. it etched again the second time applied what just happened what did i do wrong
Quote from: cleantech on September 25, 2014, 09:09:10 pmi used this product today. http://www.diverseydirect.co.uk/product-30072.htmlgot it with the new kgs flexis. used the 4 stages with the pads as instructed and got a good result. when it came to the powder i mixed 200 grams with 100 mils of water as instructed. applied it to the floor and polished away with my rotary..all looking good until i see these marks that looked like etching where i applied the lined of the terrastar. had to go back to stage 1 on the flexis to remove then go through the other 3 steps again. it etched again the second time applied what just happened what did i do wrong WilliamThe product you mentioned is an Oxalic Acid Based Crystallization Powder which also contains sulphur, alcohol and aluminium oxides. I have never used it but essentially when you use these type of products on someones floor you have to be very careful. From your description it looks like you either overpolished or that the powder was very hot (Acid hot). You may have needed to either reduce your polishing time or even create a water barrier to prevent etching whilst using the powder. You were lucky to have got it off with the pads because with most of those type of crystallizers you need to diamond grind it to get it off. Why not ring Eddie whom Tadgh recommends and get him to talk you through the method of polishing with this type of powder along with the potential hazards?Kev MartinTiling Logistics Ltd