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Concrete and cement splatters often occur from construction sites, parking garages, highrises, bridges, and highway projects.
Vehicles, boats, planes, and equipment that have been splattered by cement or concrete require great deal of care in the removing of these contaminants. Buffing and wet sanding processes are unable to be used as the cement and concrete particles that become loose from these two methods will be extreemly abrasive and scratch vehicle surfaces. What one needs to do first is to wash the entire vehicle and then one needs to use a process that will break down the glue that holds the cement and concrete splatters together.
To accomplish this, the most common method has been the use of various acids such as: hydrofloric, muriatic, phosphoric, hydrochloric, and other similar acids. Though these acids break down the cement and concrete splatters, they are very dangerous to use, and they can damage vehicle surfaces. Our removal process is safe for vehicle surfaces as it won’t etch chrome and aluminum trim, and it will not stain or etch vehicle plastic and painted surfaces.
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