Professional roller shutter cleaner – Aluminium and PVC

Original price was: 20,90 €.Current price is: 13,90 €.

Berner Aluminium and PVC Cleaner (400ml ref. 143655) with its active foam gives your aluminium or PVC shutters and apron a new look.

Effective cleaning with a protective effect
Compatible with: stainless steel, aluminium, copper, PVC, plastics and paints.

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SKU: BERN-N-ALUPVC-400 Categories: Maintenance, Maintenance, straps, and bungee cords, Pool cleaner, PVC slat cleaner

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Berner’s ALU and PVC active foam (ref. 143655) effortlessly cleans and removes dirt particles, lubricating films, grease residues and traces of oxidation from most surfaces, leaving them looking as good as new.

Simple to use
Easily and effortlessly removes dirt particles, lubricating films, grease residues, etc.

Highly effective for cleaning and maintenance work
Cleans and protects effectively against dirt and stains.

Anti-static effect
Leaves a dirt-repellent and protective layer on the treated material.

Compatible with a wide range of materials
Suitable for virtually all surfaces, including PVC, steel, aluminium, chrome, enamel and plastic.
Does not attack varnishes or paints.

Versatile
Can be used for window assembly, aluminium/PVC joinery and metalwork.

How do I use this PVC aluminium cleaner?

To ensure optimum use of PVC/aluminium cleaner, we recommend you follow these instructions: spray the foam about 20 cm from the soiled surface, then leave it to work, depending on how dirty it is. If no mechanical action is required, rinse with clean water or wipe with a dry cloth to polish. We recommend not using this product on sealants and adhesives that have cured or are not yet dry. This would risk discolouring and stopping polymerisation, thus cancelling out the “glue” effect. Like all aerosols, this product is under pressure and must be protected from sunlight and temperatures above +50°C.

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