[Matt.]

I'd be a bit worried it doesn't mention anything about being suitable for glass cleaning.

The guy in the shop says same rules apply as using virosol, don't let it dry on the glass.

There has been days this week and last that we have had to stop start due to wind, chemical is applied in sections upto 20 windows along 6 down so a biggish area, the chemical had dried in completely needing to be reapplied, when cleaned off it's not left any staining, as were the sections that we used virosol on did leave some small stains behind after it had been allowed to dry .......

Dilution rate for virosol say 1/250

Dilution rate for this hd degreaser 1/1200

If you go on the general cleaning ( jet washing ) Chris Scott did a job were he removed all lead staining and lime scale off glass conservatory/ building of some type, there's a pic somewhere in the archives. It maybe worth asking him what he used.

U may have to apply it by hand to get best results

[Smurf]

Have you used it smurf???

Darran

No but I want to try some but as per usual can't seem to find a uk supplier which does my head in
The other option is Winsol Crystal Clear 550 but to be honest don't look so good as OneRestore

[Smudger]

@ Matty - yes I remember those pictures, I also remember that Chris decided it was better that some information was best kept to a select few of one

@ smurf - totally agree, had winsol, can remove some limescale, but only very light marks IME - I might try emailing them direct, see if I can get some shipped over

Darran

[Smurf]

@ Matty - yes I remember those pictures, I also remember that Chris decided it was better that some information was best kept to a select few of one

@ smurf - totally agree, had winsol, can remove some limescale, but only very light marks IME - I might try emailing them direct, see if I can get some shipped over

Darran

I've already sent them an email  too

[Smudger]

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[Smurf]

If h-man thinks OneRestore is good stuff then it must be good.
I was also amazed how quick h-man can restore glass using it too unlike other so say products out there which can takes ages and a lot of elbow grease to get the same sort of results.
 

[Tadgh O Shea]

Hi Guys, we carry a product that will remove these stains, its actually a metal cleaner for removing corrosion and acid staining from stainless steel but is excellent for removing heavy mineral staining from glass surfaces, there is a knack to using it as you need to be quick to achieve best results, for any guys who carry out this type of restoration work on glass you can call me on 00353 87 9406650  or email  info@jskcleaning.ie   and i will be happy to share more info.  Tadgh