Do you need to use a cleaner/activator before applying Heng's?
2084630
No just use dish soap dawn. You will need to use a somewhat course(relatively speaking...be careful) plastic brush to scrub and then rinse it off and allow it to dry thoroughly( maybe a day or two)
2084631
No, however we did scrub the roof well before applying. We used a roller and it went on amazingly well!
2084632
As per the manufacturer, you should first scrub down the roof with powder Tide (dissolved in water). It worked well for us (so far). It's been a year and the Heng's rubber roof is still intact!
117250
No additional activators required. You will need color additive if required
1541223
No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing" water aka water with baking soda. No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing"... » Read More No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing" water aka water with baking soda. « Show Less
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I apply after cleansing and conditioning. I use a towel to squeeze excess water out of my hair then, since I have found that this stains the palms of my hands, I put on food service gloves. I shake the glaze and put some in the palm of one hand and use the fingers of my other hand to apply. I start with where I have the most gray and then add more and apply all over. I leave it on for about 10 minutes then rinse until water runs clear.
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I only use 91% rubbing alcohol and have never had any problem with that. If the CND scrub is that high in alcohol it will work too i would think.
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This cleaner should be mixed 1:4 with water before use. Rinse well afterwards.
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Yes. It is somewhat of a myth that you need special "HE" detergent or cleaners for an HE machine. Typically, just use a smaller amount of any detergent or cleaner. It does not cause suds, so should be no problem using this.
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I've had an activator for about two years. You can get a gallon can of DN Alcohol at Ace Hardware for about ten bucks. I'm about halfway through my second gallon. Rinse out the reservoir with ordinary tap water and let air dry. I rotate them - one in use, one drying. Pour 1/2 cup of the DN Alcohol, and add 2t of lemon extract. It's just like the commercial solution! Good luck.
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I used it to clean mine and didn't have any issues. Couldn't hurt to do a spot test first, though.
2201503
You do need a neutralizer baking soda and water. Water alone takes way to long to stop the TCA peel.
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Yes, this is just a sanitizer. You will also need bromine, spa up, a de-foamer and i recommend test strips. I use bromine more than anything.
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Clean area with isopropyl alcohol, shake blueing, dip Q-tip and apply. A redness will occur at the site. Wait a half minute and wipe with a soft cloth. If you need the blueing darker, you can repeat the process. I found this stuff to be simple to use and very effective!
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No i did not use all u just have to use cotton bud and apply it and everytime u apply the different bottle u wait till 15 min. Like they pink one u apply n wait 15 min and then the different white bottle u apply wait 15 min like that.
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I used alcohol. You can buy neutrlizer at Amazon. What i do is I know I need to be patient in getting this spot off so I did not use neutralize for my case, at the same time I did not leave it for more than 3 minutes, the most I remember only 2 minutes then I wash with water. However, you need to try a small area first because everyone is different and always has a variety answer to it. I hope it helps.
354339
I don't have a he machine myself, so I probably follow the machine's instructions regarding preloading procedures. I would also make sure to test OxiClean on on a small, hidden area of any material before cleaning an entire surface with it.
1343237
With a little elbow grease, no you don't need a cleaner. There are times, however, when I need a cleaner, but it is rare.
1283998
Yes you must use a neturalizing shampoo after applying the relaxer to stop the chemical process.