Restoration Materials: Restora WO Wall & WO Floor
Restoration Materials: Restora WO Wall & WO Floor
Choosing the right protective products is crucial for long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing restoration projects. Environmental contamination, staining, and biological growth can cause serious problems, especially in exterior and floor applications. Ecotera's Restora WO Wall and Restora WO Floor products minimize these problems by providing effective water and oil-repellent protection for mineral surfaces.
Restora WO Wall is designed to create a long-lasting feeling of cleanliness and protection, especially on vertical mineral surfaces. When applied to porous mineral surfaces, it provides excellent water and oil repellency. This prevents stains like coffee, cola, and oil from adhering to the surface and allows for easy cleaning. It creates a dirt-repellent surface, reducing the need for frequent cleaning. It prevents unwanted adhesions like gum and posters. It slows down the growth of algae and moss, providing protection against biological pollution. It also prevents the formation of dirty water stains.
The advanced formula of Restora WO Wall and Restora WO Floor allows the surface to breathe. While allowing water vapor to pass through, it doesn't form a film on the surface, preserving the natural appearance. Maintaining visual aesthetics is one of the greatest advantages of restoration applications.
Restora WO Floor was developed for use on both horizontal and vertical mineral surfaces. Its high durability provides long-lasting protection even on surfaces exposed to the elements. The product penetrates deeply into porous surfaces, providing the advantage of slowing down staining and easy cleaning. It also provides high resistance to alkalis and environmental chemicals.
Surfaces Used
Concrete: Widely used in both floor and facade applications. Its porous structure makes it vulnerable to external influences, so it must be protected against water and dirt penetration.
Sandstone: A material with an aesthetic appeal, but sensitive to water. If not protected against water and contamination, the surface can deteriorate.
Marble, Granite, Tile: While they may have shiny and hard surfaces, their porous structure can be susceptible to dirt and oil absorption. They require a protective coating, especially outdoors, to maintain their long-lasting cleanliness.
Red Brick: A highly absorbent surface frequently encountered in historical buildings. Contact with water and moisture can cause surface deterioration, salt efflorescence, and biological growth.
Mineral Plaster: Commonly used in wall coverings, these surfaces can quickly absorb water due to their structure. This can deteriorate the surface's structural integrity and appearance over time.
Limestone: It has a porous and soft structure, making it vulnerable to environmental influences. Water-repellent protection significantly extends the life of the surface.
Because each surface's absorbency can vary, it's recommended to test a small area before application. This allows you to observe the product's effect on the surface and accurately determine the required amount. This ensures maximum performance and prevents unnecessary product consumption.
Author: ecotera.net
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