Stainless Steel

When asked by a facilities management company to come up with a solution to clean the rust & tea-staining and then protect these stainless steel gates at a Melbourne University, the answer was simple. We went out and demonstrated Stainless Steel Cleaner applied with a white scourer (non-scratch), and then when completely dry, apply a light coat of Stainless Steel Sentry for protection – great products, for great results.

A neighbour to our warehouse was restoring an old motorcycle, fortunately for him he came to us for advice. There was a lot of surface rust, grease, grime that looked like a daunting job. For the stainless / crome we recommended Stainless Steel Cleaner, and for everything else U-Beaut Safety Degreaser – the results speak for themselves.

Stainless Steel at a coastal town cops all the elements to tarnish its looks. Faced with rust & tea-staining, we used Stainless Steel Cleaner at a rate of 1:5 with water, and applied using a white scourer (non scratch). After leaving for 5 minutes, we rinsed off with water to leave a “as new” surface. To protect further we recommend using Stainless Steel Sentry.

A client came to us wanting to clean up some stainless steel handrails. We used Stainless Steel Cleaner, a white scourer & water – the results speak for themselves

A local bayside council had a wooden & stainless steel bridge. Due to a lack of maintenance on the stainless steel, rust and tea-staining were everwhere. We were asked to prodide a solution, so we demonstrated Stainless Steel Cleaner, followed up by a protective coating of Stainless Steel Sentry – the job went ahead.