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<span style="font-family: Arial;">Spray or mop Emulsion Degreaser over surface to be cleaned. If grease buildup is thick, score with a wire brush and mix with cleaner. Allow Emulsion Degreaser to stand for 10 minutes then hose off with water, preferably a pressure washer type system. Emulsion Degreaser can be used as a presoak or pretreat prior to cleaning with steam. For milder soils Emulsion Degreaser can be diluted with 10 parts of water. At this dilution can be used in tanks or for swabbing off surfaces. Emulsion Degreaser can be used safely on ferrous metals and is excellent for degreasing concrete floors prior to painting. It can also be used on engine blocks, chassis, machinery and shop floors. <br />
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INDUSTRIAL CLEANING :::</span></p>
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1st step ::: Apply full strength or diluted ( 40 part water and 60 PART RXSOL ) It can be sprayed with an airless, pot agricultural sprayer. Always test wet film coverage on a neutral surface before beginning.  Let the product stand (wet) for 2-6 minutes, depending on the film thickness of the product to be removed and the length of time that the coating has cured. Reapplication may be required.</p>
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2nd step ::: For Removal of product and coating ::: use POWER WASHER with Pressure: 50-300 psi (3.4-21 bar) Temperature: 115o-160oF (46o-71oC) </p>
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If coating is not removed completely repeat step 1. </p>
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For Cleaning Engine Blocks or Heavily Greased/Soiled Equipment:</p>
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1. Repeat step 1 above. The solution may be diluted to increase penetration. Let the product sit for 5-20 minutes.<br />
2. Repeat step 2 above.<br />
3. Repeat process as necessary until greased/soiled equipment is clean. </p>
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