Tarpaulin Starter Kit

Preparation

Prepares the surface by loosening coarse dirt, ready for a deeper cleaning.

1. Tarpaulin Cleaner – Organic Contamination
• Dilute the product 1:5 to 1:25, depending on the contamination.
• Apply using a mop, brush or pressure sprayer.
• Leave on for a few minutes, but do not let it dry.
• Rinse the surface with water.
• Repeat the application if necessary.

2. Sailcloth Cleaner – Atmospheric and Mineral
• Dilute the product 1:3 to 1:25, depending on the contamination. 1:3 for lime and 1:5 for ferric chloride. Other contamination: dilute according to the severity of contamination.
• Spread this solution over the surface with a pressure sprayer, sponge, sprayer or foam lance.
• If necessary, use a brush or pad for stubborn deposits.
• Let it work for a few minutes (no longer than 15 minutes), but do not let it dry. Rinse the surface with plenty of water.
• Repeat the application if necessary.

3. Sailcloth Cleaner – Polishes and Preserves
• Shake before use.
• Apply by rubbing with a damp cloth, sponge or (white) pad.
• Adjust rubbing pressure and duration to the persistence of the contamination.
• Add water as needed during cleaning.
• Rinse with clean water.

4. Print Remover – Tarpaulin
• Unroll the tarpaulin horizontally.
• Spray the pure product on the surface to be treated.
• Leave on for 10 to 12 minutes.
• Remove the lettering with a brush or polishing disc.
• Rinse the surface with water if necessary.
• Repeat the application if necessary.

5. Preservation and Maintenance Spray
• Spray/apply on a clean and dry surface and spread with a cloth.
• Allow 30 to 60 minutes to dry before loading the surface.
• For optimal shine: rub with a soft fiber cloth.

With one kit you can thoroughly treat approximately 75 square meters of surface.

Contents of the Tarpaulin Starter Kit (12 x 1 liter):

1. Organic Cleaner (3 x 1 liter)

Tarpaulin Cleaner – Organic Contamination: This step uses a cleaning agent specifically formulated to thoroughly remove organic dirt and grime without damaging the tarp.

2. Inorganic Cleaner (3 x 1 liter)

Sailcloth Cleaner - Atmospheric and Mineral: Focuses on removing inorganic contamination such as lime and salt deposits.

3. Polishing (3 x 1 liter)

Sailcloth Cleaner – Polishes and Preserves: Brings the surface to life by polishing it while removing stubborn contamination, resulting in a bright and renewed appearance.

4. Specific contamination (1 liter)

Print Remover – Tarpaulin: Specially developed cleaning agent for easy, quick and safe removal and cleaning of advertising and lettering on tarpaulin parts and surfaces. Use Print Remover - Tarpaulin for removing stickers, advertising and printing on tarpaulins, truck covers and banners, among other things, without affecting the surface.

5. Preservation (2 x 1 liter)

Preservation and Maintenance Spray: Finish the cleaning process by applying a protective layer that helps to maintain the achieved result and protect the surface against future contamination.

Tarpaulins are used in a variety of industries and professional applications, where the need for regular and effective maintenance is essential to both the durability and functionality of the material. The Tarpaulin Starter Kit is specifically designed to meet these requirements in a variety of environments. Here are some of the key industries and applications where this kit can be useful:

Maritime industry:

Shipping: Tarpaulins are used to protect boats, yachts, and ships from the elements. Regular maintenance with the kit helps prevent damage from saltwater and sunlight.

Sailmakers: Companies that specialize in making and repairing sails for boats use these kits to maintain and clean sails.

Transport and logistics:

Truck covers: Tarpaulins are used as truck covers to protect loads from the elements during transport.

Railway transport: Protective tarpaulins for goods transported by rail.

Building and construction:

Temporary tarpaulins: Used for covering building materials or unfinished structures, where protection from rain, dust and dirt is required.

Safety nets: Tarpaulins also serve as safety nets around construction sites for protection and safety.

Agriculture:

Crop protection: Tarpaulins are used to protect crops from extreme weather conditions and birds.

Storage and protection of feed: Tarps cover bales of hay and other feed sources to protect them from moisture and pests.

Recreational applications:

Camping and outdoor activities: Tarpaulins are used in tents and temporary shelters during camping trips or outdoor events.

Sport facilities: Used as a covering material for sports fields and equipment to protect them from the elements when not in use.