Does Benz Lightning Cleanze produce hydrochloric acid on render? (video)
We've noticed considerable misinformation being published online regarding the effect of some softwash chemicals.
What happens and what does not happen when we apply softwash chemicals to a surface is vitally important for every contractor to know, particularly when soft washing the relatively delicate surface of a rendered wall.
At Benz Softwash we do our best to research the facts, truth, and reality of the chemical processes involved in soft washing.
We want our customers to have the best possible understanding of our softwash products, so they can have total confidence in using them on their customer's properties.
Watch this short video in which Ben destroys the myths surrounding the production of hydrochloric acid when Benz Lightning Cleanze is applied to a rendered wall.
(Note that the video refers to the old name of Lightning Cleanze, "Blackwash")
We hope you found this information helpful and sincerely wish you great success in your soft washing business,
Ben, Leo
, Fiona, Stevie & Anthony
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