The Armor ER100 can be applied with a 3/8-1/2” nap roller, or a commercial-grade acid resistant pump sprayer.

Application

To remove efflorescence on concrete surfaces, dilute the Armor ER100 with up to 4 parts cold water. To remove efflorescence on pavers or hardscapes, dilute the Armor ER100 with up to 9 parts cold water.

To start, saturate the surface to be cleaned with clean water. Using a commercial-grade acid resistant pump sprayer, apply the Armor ER100 at a rate of 100-200 ft2/gallon depending on the porosity of the surface. When applying to vertical surfaces, apply from the bottom to the top. Work in small areas, do not exceed 200 ft2 to ensure the area is well saturated. Allow the Armor ER100 to remain on the surface for approximately 5-10 minutes. After 5 minutes, use a stiff bristle brush to work in and agitate any heavily soiled areas to help break the bond to the substrate. Using a pressure washer, or a garden hose with a high pressure spray head, flush the cleaned surface with water. If necessary, repeat the process. Once all of the material has been rinsed away, use a PH balancing solution to neutralize the surface to the proper PH level.

Please note, it is always suggested to test the product in a small, inconspicuous area on the same substrate to test for desired results prior to application.

Clean-Up

Use soap and warm water. Dispose of containers in accordance with local and federal regulations.

Up to 200 FT2/gallon undiluted.

Coverage will vary depending on efflorescence build-up, dilution ratio used, porosity, surface condition, application method, and the amount of material applied by the applicator. The above coverage rates are estimates and will vary.

The Armor ER100 can be used to remove efflorescence on concrete, brick, and other cement-based materials.

It is always suggested to test the product in a small, inconspicuous area on the same substrate to test for suitability and compatability prior to application.

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