Kleeever Marble Polishing Powder

Product Description:

KLEEVER Marble Polishing powder is a user friendly marble polishing compound designed to achieve the high reflectivity that is seen on polished marble tiles and slabs. This polishing compound is used as a final step in achieving that super high finish. Used with water and a fiber pad one can get excellent results.

Special Features:

Non-slippery

Non-streaking

Contains penetrating agents Won’t harm polished finishes Contains conditioning agents Increases reflectivity

Increases stain resistance

Where and When to Use:

Can be used on any marble other than green marble as a final polishing step or to re-polish areas affected by etching or mild abrasion. Can be used on floors, counter tops or walls.

Packaging:

10 Kg Pails

Directions for use:

1) Cover baseboards, carpet, ect. with protective plastic and/or protective tape.

2) Wet floor lightly.

3) Apply 1 - 2 scoops on to the marble surface in a circle.

4) Set a natural hair pad onto the compound.

5) Break area into 2 sq. mt. sections.

6) Buff with a 185 RPM, 65-80 Kg floor machine until a desired polish is achieved.

7) Squeegee slurry to adjacent area and repeat

step 6, adding more water and polishing compound as necessary.

8) Wet vacuum slurry.

9) After polishing, using a New natural hair pad, clean floor by scrubbing. Pick up solution with a wet vacuum. Repeat if necessary.

Note:

1 Kg of Kleever Marble Polishing powder will cover approximately 75 sq. mt.

Storage:

Storage temperature 120 maximum. Keep from freezing.

Maintenance:

Use as required to keep clean.

Product Specifications: Physical State: Powder Odor: Apple

Appearance: Yellow/Green pH: 3.0

Solubility in water: Infinite

Specific gravity: 1.02

Precautions Summary:

Eyes: Irritating. May injure eye tissue if not removed promptly.

Skin: Irritating.

Inhalation: Mists are irritating to eyes and respiratory tract in high concentrations.

Ingestion: Minimal Toxicity. Irritating to mouth, throat, and stomach. May cause gastric tract disorder.

Flash Point: None