Preservation
and Maintenance

To cleanse the surface, we recommend ream or powder cleaners with micro-granules abrasive to the surface. Denatured ethyl alcohol can be used with care for rinsing.

Solvents such as acetone, trichloroethylene or any aggressive chemicals should be avoided. In case you cannot know how aggressive some of your products are, is desirable to try them first on a small area and then proceed to clean.

This product has a good heat resistance; however, it is necessary to avoid placing hot or draining hot liquids on the surface. Aggressive chemical such as acetone, trichloroethylene, solvents, acids and strong bases are not recommended.

Avoid certain substances such as ink, cosmetics and tinctures, that may stain the surface. Do not place lit cigarettes on it, and do not cut directly on the surface or use any metal scraper on it.

We recommend cream or gel products for cleaning. Some types of products used for polishing the bodywork of cars are also recommended for extraordinary maintenance, however, according to the manufacturer itself.

For everyday cleaning, simply clean with a common spray cleanser and a soft sponge or a cotton cloth. Be careful not to use abrasive sponges or detergents. After cleaning, rinse the surface with care, to avoid any stain.

It is recommended to not use bleach-based products as they can form stains on painted surfaces. Strong acids and bases such as muriatic acid and caustic soda, solvents such as alcohol, denatured alcohol, acetone, trichloroethylene or other products used in the paint industry can alter painted surfaces. Also, do not use any product made for water pipes. Avoid using abrasive sponges and abrasive paper on painted parts. If you own detergents of an unknown aggressiveness, it is better to try application on a small non-exposed area before using it the product (for both surfaces).