Hydropolish Concentrate

The Concrete Protector's Hydropolish is a concentrate cleaner and maintainer designed to repair and maintain polished concrete floors. Features a neutral pH formula that safely removes dirt without dulling your polished concrete surfaces. Also imparts water repellency to porous construction materials such as concrete, brick, stone, and concrete blocks. Water-based, low VOC formula meets California South Coast AQMD requirements. Simply dilute 4 parts water to 1 part Hydropolish for easy, effective application.

Specifications:

• Sizes Available: 1 Gallon, 5 Gallon
• Color: Milky White
• Mix Ratio: 4 parts water to 1 part Hydropolish
• Coverage: 700-800 sq. ft. per gallon (diluted)
• Dry to Touch: 5 minutes
• Recoat: As soon as dry
• Light Foot Traffic: As soon as dry
• Full Cure: 72 hours for full repellency, 28 days full cure
• VOC: <100 g/l
• Shelf Life: 1 year in unopened container

Key Benefits:

• Neutral pH formula
• Low VOC
• Fast beading action
• Excellent water repellency
• Meets California South Coast AQMD requirements
• Water-based
• Easy to use
• Dilutable and dilution stable
• Effective at concentrate as low as 3% actives
• No SiH vented containers required

Recommended Applications:

• Polished concrete maintenance
• Water repellency for concrete, brick, stone, concrete blocks
• Porous construction materials

Limitations:

• Certain "Cure and Seal" products may react causing slight discoloration (known to react with Rez Seal)
• Blotchiness may occur during first week of curing phase
• Do not install on very hot days (may produce uneven-looking areas)
• Cold temps will not allow sealer to cure properly
• Application temperature range: 50°F to 95°F (no freezing overnight)

How to Use:

1. Mix product (4 parts water to 1 part Hydropolish)
2. Apply by spraying at 700-800 sq. ft. per gallon using pump-up type sprayer, finish with microfiber pad to spread evenly. Only apply at rate to maintain a wet edge across floor. Do not puddle
3. Remove any streaking with microfiber pad while wet. Let cure 4-6 hours before continuing