SK7 Superkleen
SK7 Superkleen Details
Contact Person: Martin Wolmarans
Website: http://sk7.co.za/
Email: martin@sk7.co.za
Cell Number: 082 851 2121
Address: Alberton
Located in: Alberton
Description
As mentioned in the previous post, rust is a reddish or yellowish-brown coating. Rust, also called iron rust, is the corrosion of iron or steel, caused by the flow of electric current between different parts of metal, serving as anodes and cathodes of a cell. Rusting requires water and oxygen to occur, and is accelerated in the presence of acids and other electrolytes. Below is a demonstration of how easy it is to remove a rust stain from the paint on a vehicle. Rust Stain On Vehicle - Before Simply spray the SK7 product on the stain. Rust Stain On Vehicle - During Wipe the stain and excess product off with a rag. Remove Rust Stains The Easy Way Rust is a reddish, or yellowish-brown coating of oxide that is formed on iron or steel by oxidation, especially in the presence of moisture. The process is a type of corrosion that occurs easily under natural conditions. Remove Soap Scum Soap scum is something we have all seen, and no bathtub or shower can escape this white, chalk like monster. Understanding what soap scum is Soap scum is created when hard water, that contains calcium or magnesium ions, react with certain compounds in soap. This reaction creates what is known as ‘lime scale’. When ‘lime scale’ builds up, it can become more than just a cosmetic problem. The build up inside pipes and appliances can lead to inefficiency and costly repairs. Be sure to make use of a proper cleaning detergent, to help fight against this build up. The pictures below give a clear indication that SK7 cleans the chalk like substance with no effort. In addition to the cleaning abilities of the SK7 product, it has been found that the product is non-corrosive, meaning that it won’t damage any fixtures in the bathroom – SK7 is safe to use on glass, stainless steel, concrete, painted surfaces, rubber as well as aluminium.
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