Rempro Salt Neutraliser - White

Name: Rempro Salt Neutraliser - White
Brand: Rempro
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Rempro Salt Neutraliser is an aqueous surface treatment specifically developed to overcome the pro...

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This guide is for anyone dealing with salt efflorescence on interior mineral building surfaces. Rempro Salt Neutraliser effectively tackles unsightly white salts, offering a barrier against future salt movement. Keep in mind that for severe cases, especially those involving rising damp, re-plastering following a proper specification might be necessary.

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Colour	White
Brand	Rempro

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FAQs

What surfaces can I use Rempro Salt Neutraliser on?

It is suitable for use on mineral building surfaces like render, brickwork, masonry, and plaster.

How do I prepare the surface before application?

Remove any loose salts from the surface by brushing or scraping. Ensure the surface is clean and dry.

Do I need to dilute the product?

Yes, for new plasterwork or light salting, dilute the product with water in a 1:1 ratio.

How do I apply the salt neutraliser?

Apply the solution evenly using a brush or roller, making sure the entire affected area is covered.

How much area does 1 litre cover?

Approximately 1 litre covers 10 square meters, but this can vary depending on the substrate.

What should I do if the efflorescence comes back?

Reapply the product, ensuring thorough coverage. In severe cases, you may need a more extensive solution, such as re-plastering.

Where is Rempro Salt Neutraliser made?

It is designed and made in Britain.

Troubleshooting

Efflorescence reappears after treatment.

Ensure thorough application, and consider a second application. Severe cases may require a more comprehensive solution, potentially including re-plastering.

Product is difficult to apply.

Make sure you've removed loose salts from the surface. Ensure the surface is thoroughly wetted with clean water before application.

Coverage seems less than stated.

Coverage can vary based on substrate porosity. Ensure the product is applied evenly and the surface has been prepared correctly.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Effective at neutralizing surface salts.
Creates a barrier to prevent future salt migration.
Easy to apply with a brush or roller.
Water-based formula for safe use.
Can be used on various mineral building surfaces.

Cons

May not be sufficient for severe cases of salt contamination.
Requires removal of loose salts before application.
May require re-plastering in cases of rising damp.
Coverage depends on the substrate.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Remove loose salts from the surface using a brush or similar tool. Ensure the area is clean and dry before application.
Dilution: For new plasterwork or light salting, dilute the salt neutraliser with water in a 1:1 ratio.
Application: Apply the solution evenly using a brush or roller. Ensure complete coverage of the affected area.
Coverage: Approximately 1 litre of the product covers 10 square meters, but this can vary depending on the substrate's porosity.
Drying: Allow the treated area to dry completely. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended drying times.
Compatibility: Suitable for use on a variety of mineral surfaces, including brickwork, masonry, render, and plaster.
Care: Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Follow safety guidelines on the product label.