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PROSEPT RUST REMOVER 5 L
PROSEPT / Construction chemistry

RUST REMOVER — rust cleaner, 5 L

Rust remover for metal and mineral surfaces. 1:2 concentrate in a 5 L canister. PROSEPT application guidance, consumption and instructions.

Pack size
5 L
Application
Rust

Application-based selection. Check material compatibility in the instructions and test on a small area.

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Applications

Removes corrosion on metal and rust stains on stone, brick, concrete and ceramic tile. For metal preparation, check the requirements of the intended coating. Test compatibility in an inconspicuous area first.

02

Dilution and application

Mix one part concentrate with two parts water. Apply with a brush, sponge or sprayer. Leave for 15–20 minutes without allowing it to dry, then remove residue with water or a wet sponge. Follow the label supplied with your batch.

03

Understanding consumption

The description states 100–150 g/m²; the listing title states 5 L per 150 m². The mass rate does not specify concentrate or working solution. Density and a confirmed application rate are needed to calculate litres, so automatic calculation is disabled for this product.

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Safety and storage

Aggressive liquid: wear protective goggles and gloves and provide ventilation. Rinse skin with water after contact. Store sealed, protected from sunlight and separate from food. The stated shelf life is 36 months.

FAQ

What does a 1:2 dilution mean?

One part concentrate to two parts water: 5 L of concentrate plus 10 L of water makes approximately 15 L of working solution.

Can the solution dry on the surface?

No. Keep it wet during the 15–20 minute contact time, then remove residue as instructed.

Where can I buy it?

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Documents and sources

IPANDA product listing · SKU 023-5 ↗PROSEPT RUST REMOVER · PDF (RU) ↗

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