OWATROL Polytrol Colour-Renovator Cleaner (0.5 L)

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With Gelcoat Restorer, maintenance is easy. The results are long-lasting but when you see they are fading, simply repeat the easy process again.

It’s important that any rags you have soaked in Polytrol are properly discarded or they could spontaneously catch fire. See Polytrol’s full instructions for more information. Do not allow excess Marine Polytrol to dry and create a film on the surface (always remove excess product). Polytrol has a theoretical coverage rate of 18m2 per litre, Actual coverage will vary depending on application method, type, texture and porosity of the surface. Had to wait for a dullish warm day before carrying out my work as not recommended to apply this product in direct sunshine!! Apply Polytrol liberally and evenly with a brush or cloth. Allow it to work for 10-20 minutes. Wipe off any excess with a clean lint free cloth. Leave it to dry.For a shinier finish, buff the surface with a lint-free polishing cloth. Applying Polytrol to plastic, gelcoat, tiles, painted surfaces etc. Anoth customer achieved impressive results on their moped with Polytrol. They just wiped it on with a lint-free cloth, left it to work and then wiped off the excess. The Polytrol brings out the pigment from within the surface and leaves it looking good as new! Polytrol works by saturating deep into the surface of the door, not by leaving a coating, so removal of the excess Polytrol is important.

Clean the surface with Net-Trol, rinse thoroughly and allow it to dry for a minimum of 24 hours depending on the surface.Owatrol polytrol is easy to administer using a soft brush, cloth or fine wire wood for metal and can be wiped off in 10 minutes. Owatrol polytrol has a coverage of 18m2/litre and a drying time of 10-20 minutes (leave for 24 hours before use) It’s important that your door is free from any dirt, grime, grease or mildew, so give it a good clean with some warm soapy water. If you have prepped the surface and applied the Polytrol correctly but see next to no improvement, unfortunately, the pigments may just be too damaged to restore. If the surface treated has been exposed to many years of harsh UV rays and weathering, there is a chance that even Polytrol cannot restore it. When do I need to re-apply Polytrol? Apply Polytrol liberally and evenly with a brush or cloth and leave it to work for 10-20 minutes. Brush out or wipe off any excess Polytrol with a clean lint-free cloth. Leave it to dry. Applying Polytrol to metal Clean the surface with warm soapy water or Net-Trol, rinse thoroughly and allow it to dry for a minimum of 12 hours depending on surface.

Clean any tools used with white spirit. Polytrol is non-flammable, however, any rags, steel wool etc. soaked in Polytrol may spontaneously catch fire if improperly discarded. Rags, steel wool etc must be saturated with water after use or placed in a sealed, water-filled metal container, before disposing of them with household waste. Rags may be laid flat and air-dried before discarding. Things to Remember The beauty of Gelcoat Restorer is that you don’t need expensive waxes or polishes that merely sit on the surface. Applying waxes can be time-consuming and is often a fruitless task.Owatrol Polytrol helps to restore the colour and appearance of dull and faded surfaces caused by exposure to sunlight, rain and pollution. Through damage caused by the elements, the soft surface of the gelcoat is eroded and can leave it looking chalky and dull in its appearance. However, restoring your gelcoat is one of the easiest boat tasks that you can undertake and is easy to do yourself. Clean the surface with warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly or use an appropriate solvent (follow manufacturer’s instructions). Leave the surface to dry for a minimum of 24 hours. Apply Marine Polytrol liberally and evenly with a brush or cloth and leave it to work for 10-20 minutes. Brush out or wipe off any excess Marine Polytrol with a clean lint-free cloth. Leave it to dry. Applying Marine Polytrol to metal

To use Polytrol you simply rub it into the surface with a clean, dry cloth and leave it to work for 10-20 minutes before wiping off any excess with a lint-free cloth. Job done! We hope you found this post on 6 Polytrol colour restorer case studies helpful. If you have any other advice or top tips, please feel free to leave them in the comments below. We love hearing from you! All surfaces must be clean, dry and free of dirt, grease, grime and mildew. All waxes, polishes, silicone etc. should be completely and thoroughly removed. Treat any mildew with a 50:50 bleach and water solution. Scrub the solution on to the surface and allow it to stand for 10-15 minutes then rinse thoroughly. Using Polytrol on plastic, gelcoat, tiles, painted surfaces etc. Clean any tools used with white spirit. Polytrol is non-flammable, however any rags, steel wool etc. soaked in Polytrol may spontaneously catch fire if improperly discarded. Rags, steel wool etc must be saturated with water after use or placed in a sealed, water filled metal container, before disposing of them with household waste. Rags may be laid flat and air dried before discarding. Things to RememberMaintenance is due when a Polytrol treated surfaces shows signs of fading. Prepare and re-treat surfaces as directed above. Clean Up It varies as to how often Polytrol will last depending on the levels of UV rays, weathering and pollution the surface is exposed to. As a general rule of thumb, Polytrol will usually last around 12 months before you need to reapply. When using the Polytrol 250ml spray can, simply spray on liberally, wipe off any excess and leave to dry. After this, it’s time to wipe off any excess product with a clean, lint-free cloth. Leave it to dry After cleaning, leave the door to dry for 24 hours before applying Polytrol. Make sure that your door is completely dry before moving on to the next step! 2. Apply the Polytrol