Product overview
Foam Cleaner is a multi-purpose cleaning agent removing stains in a quick and gentle way. Can be used on machinery for the production of sensitive goods, in cars and households, as well as for sport and general applications. Foam Cleaner can be used anywhere, especially where aggressive cleaning agents cannot be used.
Features & benefits
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Removes stubborn stains, such as fat, oil and tar stains
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cleans without any effort all glass, chrome and plastic parts
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thoroughly removes any insects, greasy stains and dirty marks
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carefully removes stains from carpets, upholstery and similar objects.
Downloads & resources
Bostik DIY Singapore Repair Foam Cleaner Spray T160 Technical Data Sheet (86.07 KB)
Bostik DIY Singapore Repair Foam Cleaner Spray T160 Safety Data Sheet (272.81 KB)
How to use
- All food products and packaging materials shall be removed or carefully protected prior to usage.
- Shake the aerosol vigorously before use.
- Apply Foam Cleaner over the whole area needing treatment from a distance of approx. 25 cm and let it work in for a short while.
- Afterwards, clean the area with a moist sponge or chamois leather, and rinse with potable water.
- Repeat the treatment on extremely dirty spots.
As the composition of textile fibers can vary especially with regard to the coloring, it is advisable to conduct a tolerance test on a concealed spot first. Without adequate ventilation formation of explosive mixtures are possible, especially on the ground. Large furniture parts should, if possible, be cleaned outdoors.
FAQs
What does the term 'viscosity' mean?
Viscosity is the measure of a fluid's resistance to flow. The higher the viscosity of a liquid, the thicker it is and the greater the resistance to flow.
Glue can be various measures of viscosity, with each measure having it's own benefits based on the application required. Low viscosity glue will spread easily, whereas high viscosity glue is ideal for vertical surfaces or areas that need a concentrated application.
What is the shelf life of the adhesive I have bought and where can I store it?
The shelf life of adhesives varies from product to product, but typically ranges between one and two years from the date of manufacture when unopened and stored correctly in dry conditions - usually between +5°C and +25°C. Once opened, the life of the product will be more limited – this is dictated by variables including the type of adhesive, how it is stored, and how much adhesive is left unused. For more information, refer to the product’s Technical Data Sheet.
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