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Oil
Stain Remover (OSR) questions
1.
Will OSR remove oil stains from sealed concrete surfaces?
2.
My husband spilled cooking oil on my composite decking
(faux wood). Do you have a product that will remove
the oil stain?
3.
I applied another degreaser to an oil stain that had
been on my garage floor for a long time. It did not
remove the stain. Would you recommend OSR to remove
old oil stains from concrete surfaces?
4.
I purchased OSR to treat the oil stains on my garage
floor. Do you think it would also remove paint overspray
from the floor?
5.
How long does it take OSR to turn to powder?
1.
Will OSR remove oil stains from sealed concrete surfaces?
No. OSR is recommended for removing oil stains from bare
concrete substrates. Sealed surfaces should be treated
with a recommended degreaser; otherwise, the sealer could
be stripped from the area as well. 2.
My husband spilled cooking oil on my composite decking
(faux wood). Do you have a product that will remove
the oil stain?
Yes. OSR (Oil Stain Remover) can be used to remove cooking
oil stains from composite decking. Apply a small amount
of the OSR to the stain, agitate with a stiff bristled
brush, rinse and repeat as necessary. Caution: Leaving
the material on the surface for an extended period could
result in discoloration; a small test area is highly
recommended.
3.
I applied another degreaser to an oil stain that had
been on my garage floor for a long time. It did not
remove the stain. Would you recommend OSR to remove
old oil stains from concrete surfaces?
Yes. However, oil stains that have deeply penetrated
the concrete often require more than one treatment and
additional scrubbing to effectively remove the older,
more stubborn stains.
4.
I purchased OSR to treat the oil stains on my garage
floor. Do you think it would also remove paint overspray
from the floor?
Yes. OSR will actually strip the paint overspray from
the garage floor.
5.
How long does it take OSR to turn to powder?
OSR could take 4 hours or more to dry to a powder. Dry
time of the material depends on ventilation of the area,
porosity of the concrete, humidity and temperatures.
It performs best in moderate humidity with temperatures
above 70 degrees F. Dry time will be significantly longer
in temperatures less than 60 degrees F.
For
more information contact our technical department
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