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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Cleaning & Maintenance Guide
How to maintain your gate & fencing
CLEANING
Regular cleaning of the elements is essential for extending their
service life. Which technique to use?
Non-abrasive sponge (important if you do
not want to scratch your fence)
Warm water with inert detergent (pH5 to 7)
Rinsing with clear water without additives
It or any other products that may harm the
paint.
Be careful if using a pressure washer too
much pressure can damage your fence elements.
MAINTENANCE
To keep the gates working and operating efficiently, regular
service schedule should be done on a 6 month / annual basis
agreed with your installer or maintenance department.
Regularly use a silicone / lubricant spray on all moving parts,
locks, handle joints and hinges.
Advise your local maintenance department or installer of any
faults or operational issues immediately.
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If you experience discolouration of materials resulting from the effects of their exposure, bad weather and/or the environment, is not a defect, you can use a colour renovator to rectify this issue.
Instructions for use of the ALU renovator product Part 206511PF
It is recommended not to apply the product to hot and sunny surfaces:
Our advice: Apply the product as early in the morning as possible because aluminum is cold.
List of steps to follow:
• Clean your gate and/or fence like your car with a pressure washer, avoiding the jet too
close, or simply using a jet of water + a soft sponge (never the abrasive green side) and
soapy water.
Our advice: You can even dry the gate with a chamois leather to avoid streaks in case of hard
water. As an extra precaution, please let it dry overnight.
• Apply the undiluted product to your surface using a soft cloth.
• Let the product sit for 10 to 20 minutes, but do not wait for it to dry completely.
• Wipe or smooth away any excess product with a microfiber cloth to avoid any overspray or
buildup.
Consumption data: 0.5 l for approximately 30 m² of surface area
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