he SRF is sprayed onto walls or other surfaces.
Once dried, the spray will form an adhesive film on the surface.
The SRF will be gently peeled away, bringing with it soot, dust, and other contaminants.
The used SRF can be safely disposed of and the surface will be removed of soot and contaminants.
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Soot Removal Film provides an environmentally friendly, high-performance cleaning method on nearly all building materials. The procedure requires none or very minimal containment as it does not release contaminants into the air, as other procedures can. Wall or surface drying is not necessary after treating with Soot Removal Film, but the application of succeeding coats or even paint without standby time is possible after removal of the dried SRF.
The process uses only a small amount of water for cleaning of the spraying device, thus minimizing water waste, and it allows for trouble-free disposal of the dried product. Even when extra care is needed for disposal if contaminated with dangerous substances, it is safer with less mess or potential for cross-contamination than traditional wet cleaning methods.