Concrete Curing

Concrete once set, is extremely hard-wearing and tough, and that’s why you don’t want it to set on your tools and equipment, walls and windows or even worse, your vehicle. When concrete gets where it shouldn’t, removing it can be difficult. Whilst hydrochloric acid will break down concrete slurry, it can often damage substrates and surfaces and they’re dangerous to use. Natural acidic concrete removers are a much safer alternative, better for the environment and are less prone to substate damage.