No more messing about with the steam machine and snippets of wallpaper. HG wallpaper remover is a super concentrated, very powerful agent which is capable of quickly dissolving all kinds of wallpaper adhesive, so that all kinds of wallpaper simply ‘drop off’. In complete strips! HG wallpaper remover is very economical to use, one 500 ml bottle is sufficient for removal of 100 to 200 m2 wallpaper. Washable, waterproof, vinyl or metallic wallpaper must always first be torn open using coarse sandpaper. In the case of strippable wallpaper, remove the top layer first. Paper and other absorbent types of wallpaper do not need prior treatment. Depending on the type of wallpaper to be removed, mix the prescribed amount of HG wallpaper remover in 10 litres of water. Apply this solution with a pressure spray, plant spray, wallpaper brush or sponge. Wet the wallpaper well and leave it to soften for 5 to 15 minutes. Now start by peeling back a corner, possibly with the aid of a wallpaper scraper or filling knife. Now remove the saturated wallpaper in complete strips where possible. Use a wallpaper scraper or filling knife if necessary.

APPLICATION For removing all kinds of wallpaper.



• DIRECTIONS FOR USE Preliminary treatment: Washable, water-resistant, vinyl, metallic or emulsion painted wallpaper must first be opened up using course sandpaper. With wallpaper that can be stripped off you must first remove the top, outer layer. Ordinary paper and absorbent types of wallpaper do not require this preliminary treatment



Dosage: Light weight wallpaper : 125 ml per 10 litres of water (1/4 of this bottle) Heavy wallpaper : 250 ml per 10 litres of water (1/2 of this bottle)



Removing the wallpaper: 1. The easiest way to apply the solution is by using a pressure spray or a plant spray. You can also apply using a large brush or a sponge. 2. Moisten the wallpaper thoroughly. 3. Let it soak in for between 5 and 15 minutes. 4. If the wallpaper dries (becomes mat) after a few minutes, repeat step 2. 5. Make a start by loosening a corner, using a scraper or a filling-knife if needed. 6. Continue removing the thoroughly wet wallpaper using zigzag motions. Try to remove the wallpaper in whole strips if possible. If this is difficult use a scraper or filling-knife.





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