Crystal Clear 550 Glass Clearing Agent is a specialised solution designed to restore clarity to glass surfaces by removing:

• Alkaline residue stains
• Iridescent surface stains
• Stage 1 corrosion

Key Features:

• Suitable for uncoated, clear, and float glass surfaces.
• Restores windows to a sparkling, optically clear condition when used correctly.
• Effective on most types of building glass.

Important Notes:

• Does not repair stage 2 corrosion and may reveal existing corrosion more clearly.
• Inspect glass thoroughly (inside and out) for damage before use.

Crystal Clear 550 is ideal for professionals aiming to rejuvenate building glass and achieve a pristine, streak-free finish.

More Info

1. Alkaline Residue Stains

• What it is: These are stains caused by alkaline substances, such as cement dust, lime, or hard water deposits, that have left a residue on the glass.
• How it appears: These stains often look like cloudy spots or streaks that don’t come off with regular cleaning.
• Causes: Common in areas exposed to construction debris, runoff from concrete, or hard water with high mineral content.

2. Iridescent Surface Stains

• What it is: Iridescent stains are thin films of mineral deposits or residue that can reflect light, causing a rainbow-like appearance on the glass.
• How it appears: These stains may look oily or multicoloured, especially in sunlight.
• Causes: Often caused by water deposits, improper cleaning solutions, or exposure to environmental pollutants.

3. Stage 1 Corrosion

• What it is: Initial damage to the glass surface where minor etching or chemical reactions have occurred.
• How it appears: Can look like mild hazing, dull spots, or faint roughness on the surface.
• Causes: Prolonged exposure to acidic or alkaline substances, environmental pollutants, or improper cleaning practices.

These issues are often repairable with specialised cleaners like Crystal Clear 550, which can dissolve residues and remove early-stage damage. However, more severe damage like Stage 2 corrosion involves deeper etching into the glass and may require professional restoration or replacement.