Preservers
LKR 28,000
Indicative price · inclusive of taxes. Final pricing confirmed on quote.
Ultracare Intensifier S is an innovative, solvent-based formulation used to preserve and enhance the colour of natural stone (including stone with a polished surface), terracotta, terrazzo, marble-chip tiles, cementine tiles and engineered stone in both internal and external surroundings. When applied on the surface of the material, it refreshes and enhances its colour and gives it a very bright finish. Its particular solvent-based formulation helps it absorb into the material, especially those which are particularly compact or have a polished finish. UltraCare Intensifier S provides surfaces with a long-lasting and highly effective water and oil-resistant finish, protects them from staining and reduces their level of dirt pick-up. It is resistant to traffic, UV stable, does not form a film on the surface and has very little effect on the breathability or anti-slip properties of the material. Surfaces can be treated with just one single product. Recommendations • Always carry out a preliminary test on a sample area of the surface to verify its effect. • Only apply the product on surfaces resistant to solvents and always wear suitable protective clothing. • If the main requirement is to provide surfaces with a water and oil-repellent finish and to protect them against staining, it is recommended to use UltraCare Stain Protector W, Ultracare Stain Protector W Plus or UltraCare Stain Protector S (please contact us for further details). • Once UltraCare Intensifier S has been applied, it is not possible to return surfaces to their original condition. • Always carry out a preliminary test on a small, unexposed area of the surface, or on a sample of the material to be treated, to verify the effect it has on its finish before applying the product over the whole surface. • The treatment may be repeated after a certain period of time to maintain its effect, especially on external surfaces, and according to the type of material, its exposure to atmospheric agents an