Preparation for Cutek Pro Clean
Because of the wide variation in discoloration and wood species that are encountered, a test area should always be cleaned prior to commencement of the project to determine how much time the restoration procedure will require, and how much Cutek ProClean will be required.
This enables an accurate application procedure to be determined and cost estimated. It is important for the homeowner or contractor to determine the suitability of the product for its intended application.
It is preferable to use Cutek ProClean as supplied and it must always be mixed well before use. Sometimes however, the use of hot water rinsing combined with an easy to clean surface, means that Cutek ProClean can be diluted with water. If a choice to dilute the product is made, always test to determine if the dilution being used is effective in cleaning
Cutek ProClean Application
Apply Cutek ProClean liberally to a pre-wetted wood substrate with brush, roller, or garden sprayer. Let Cutek ProClean do most of the work by letting it dwell on the surface for 10 minutes — 8 hours, or such time as deemed to be necessary by the test procedure. It may be necessary to scrub stubborn stains moderately with a stiff fiber brush.
Recoating
Following the restoration of the timber with Cutek ProClean, it is important to complete the restoration process by coating the timber with Cutek® Green. Application of Cutek® Green eliminates the need for any future stripping because it will not form a film that will peel off like a varnish. Additionally, it has been specifically designed to maximize the dimensional stability and aesthetic qualities of natural wood, while providing protection against ultraviolet degradation, moisture and biological growth. Always remember that film-forming coatings can peel and may need to be sanded, stripped, or scraped when reapplication is necessary.
It is important that the restored wood is completely dry before the application of Cutek® Green. Allow 3 – 4 days of hot, fine drying weather. If unsure, use a moisture meter to measure the residual moisture content of the restored wood to make sure that it is less than 18% before coating.
If you would like further information or pruchase this product please contact Robert Abbott from Otter Creek at 1-800-981-3590 or visit their online store at www.myocstore.com
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