Remove all types of stubborn dirt from glass with Antiris Eco 300
Glass can sometimes become heavily weathered or affected by stubborn dirt and deposits. Typical examples include limescale, sticker residue, cement and concrete residue, rainwater stains, silicone residue, uncured PU foam, etc.
With Antiris Eco 300, it is possible to restore the glass to its original condition.
First, it is recommended to remove any sand and dust from the glass, as these particles may cause scratches on the surface. Shake the bottle of Antiris Eco 300 thoroughly before use. Then apply the product to a damp cloth or sponge. The surface can now be cleaned using circular motions. It is also possible to use a machine-operated cleaning pad. When the cloth becomes dirty, make sure to switch to a clean section of the cloth.
For particularly stubborn dirt or deposits, it may be necessary to repeat the cleaning process. After cleaning, rinse and wipe the glass with water.
Antiris does not contain any corrosive substances, but it must not be used on Plexiglas® / PMMA. For these surfaces, Anaf has developed a special PMMA cleaner.