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Has anyone used a1 or winsol? Hard water remover?

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I have several houses with hard water spots all over, I'm looking to get winsol or another product called a1, has anyone ever used either of these and does it actually work? I've trued the basics like viakal etc. Thanks for any help
 
I’m not in the least bit a trad expert but we do trad a few shops and the internals on things like schools and rubout has served us well thus far ?‍♂️
 
Ok So everyone wants to know about Winsol CC550 how to use it.
Put video up showing how first used it.
As well if you had seen the video.
Also the safety part as well.
Much more under Video.
Regarding Material Data Sheets etc.
Only put it up because it appears no one seems to know Exactly how to use it.
Or know Very little about this.
As far as I know this is the only video the shows this.
And all the information below it.
May be an old video but the information has never changed.
 
Here Instructions for the People that are Interested how to Use CC550.
1/ How to use it.what too look out for when using, PPE etc.
READ INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE. USE STRAIGHT OR DILUTED BY 50% WITH COOL WATER. ALWAYS WEAR RUBBER GLOVES, PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SPLASH GOGGLES. AVOID CONTACT WITH SKIN.
Always use plastic pails and containers.
Do not use metal or painted containers.
Clean window glass before using (CRYSTAL CLEAR-550. CRYSTAL CLEAR-550 is NOT a cleaner. ) ALWAYS TEST GLASS BEFORE APPLYING CRYSTAL CLEAR-550 TO ENTIRE WINDOW.
Check for surface coatings and residues such as silicone treatment, building sealer and waxes. (According to some glass manufacturers, silicone treatments and building sealers may be removed by applying toluene first to soften the film and a low abrasive rubbing compound to remove the residue.
CHECK BOTH SIDES OF GLASS FOR STAGE II CORROSION. (GLASS WILL USUALLY TURN WHITE WITH COATINGS AND STAGE II CORROSION WHEN TESTED.) STAGE II CORROSION IS NOT CORRECTABLE AND GLASS SHOULD BE REPLACED.
Apply CRYSTAL CLEAR-550 with a natural sponge or a clean, white cloth.
Wring sponge or cloth to prevent runoff.
Keep solution from running down any building or other surfaces.
If product runs down the glass, it is being overused.
Apply for one to two minutes, then rinse with water or a dilute solution of trisodium phosphate.
Repeat as necessary. DO NOT USE CRYSTAL CLEAR-550 ON WINDOW FRAMES OR ANY NON-GLASS SURFACE. DO NOT USE ON SELF-CLEANING (TITANIUM) GLASS. RINSE AWAY ANY SPILLS IMMEDIATELY.
NOTE: If glass becomes hazed or white, proceed no further until you can determine if it is a coating, building sealer or Stage II corrosion, or if given permission by supervision or building management personnel.
CAUTION: Contains Acid: CAS 7664-39-3.
Do not take internally.
Do not rub in with fingers or permit contact with skin or eyes.
Always wash hands and contaminated skin after using, paying particular attention to skin under nails.
Avoid breathing vapors. NOTICE: Manufacturer and sellers will only replace product which is defective.
Manufacturer and sellers are not responsible or liable for injuries, damaged equipment, direct or otherwise, due to incorrect use of this product.
Before using, user shall determine the suitability of this product for his/her intended use and the user assumes all risk and liability whatsoever in connection therewith.
 
If you Check Under the this Video as seen in the Detail Section.
Also has PDF For.
2/Material Safety Data Sheet
&
3/Glass Clearing Authorization and Release form.
This is to Inform Customers that Results May Vary Depending on the Condition of the Glass that is Being Restored
(Both Printable.)
 
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Also there is Another Chemical you may be able to Use.(One Restore)
Although Don't Think it is on Sale in the UK.
There are Numerous Videos Showing How to Use it.
 
Looking for actual suppliers who have it in stock.
Might be one of those things that’s in short supply at the moment , many advertise stuff as in stock when it’s not and Evan charge you for it knowing they cannot supply it . At least the ones that say it’s out of stock are being honest
 
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