Non Hazardous Concrete Etch- Eco Etch

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Eco-Etch Gel Concrete Etch & Sealer Remover, 1 Gallon

ecoprocote Eco-Etch^tmGel Concrete Etch
(1 Gallon)

Suggested Retail: $36.00

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Product Code: EE3-7000-1

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ecoprocote Eco-Etch^tm Gel Concrete Etch & Sealer Remover is a specially engineered non-hazardous chemistry that provides enhanced porosity on green and mature concrete surfaces. Consistent and uniform etching is achieved for the highest quality decorative stain or specialty coating application. Also effectively cleans and removes sealers, efflorescence, mortar deposits, and stains.

The depth of etching is the same as hydrochloric or muriatic acid but with a more uniform etch and a lot less odor. It is a safe alternative to these highly volatile acids. The high viscosity gelled form of Eco-Etch^tm makes vertical, horizontal or overhead applications more consistent and safe. This formulation also makes it very easy to neutralize by simply rinsing well with water.

Gelled vs. Liquid: Our unique gelled liquid formulation allows maximum flexibility for horizontal, vertical or overhead surfaces. The high viscosity gel is easy to apply to ensure a consistent and uniform application. The gel consistency also provides better coverage with slower evaporation rate as compared to liquid acid. Liquid acid will naturally flow to the lowest point and will evaporate much more quickly. Inconsistent coverage and dwell time will naturally affect overall uniformity or even the potential of having inadequate porosity that will affect the quality of installation.

Compare safety, flexibility, coverage, and quality. You simply can't afford not to use Eco-Etch^tm for your decorative and sustainable green building compliant projects.

Theoretical Coverage Rate: 100-200 sq.ft./gal. as low as .18 cents per square foot.

Conforms to ASTM D4260-05 "Standard Practice for Liquid and Gelled Acid Etching of Concrete".