Azule Loosening Fix
Azule Lösefix is a very powerful solvent for removing heavy soiling from cement tiles or natural stone, such as paint, adhesive residue (except tile adhesive), old waterproofing coats, chewing gum, and many other products that can be removed with a solvent. Azule Lösefix is used when old waterproofing coats need to be removed to access the underlying dirt, when renovating an old cement tile floor, or to remove oil, paint, carpet adhesive, and stains that have settled on or into the tiles.
Good to know
Always close the container lid immediately after use. This product contains solvents. Leaving the container unsealed for too long will impair the product's effectiveness! Once opened, this product has a shelf life of 1 year in a cool, dry place.
Please note: After using Losefix, the protective impregnation layer will be removed and the tiles will need to be re-impregnated!
Lösefix is a solvent and can be harmful to health. Therefore, keep it away from children and apply it in a well-ventilated area while wearing gloves and eye protection! Pregnant women should also not use this product.
How do I use Lösefix?
Shake the bottle before use. Please only use Lösefix neat! Treat the soiled tiles by applying a generous layer of Lösefix with a roller or brush. Allow this layer to work for at least 30 seconds, but do not allow it to dry. Afterward, it is advisable to scrub the tiles vigorously with a stiff scrubber. Rinse the floor with plenty of clean tap water. Repeat this step if necessary.
It often happens that stains are embedded in the tiles. This means that Lösefix is not enough to remove the stain. In such a case, it is important to clean the tiles with Superboen after applying Lösefix. For information on removing stains with Superboen, please refer to the instructions. If in doubt, please contact our customer service! The complete installation and treatment plan for cement tiles can be found on our website.
Suitable for
Azule Lösefix is suitable for porous tiles such as cement tiles or natural stone.
