Advanced solvent formulation quickly removes grease, grime, uncured sealant, pen & pencil marks from UPVC door and window frames, cladding, trims, outdoor furniture and most other plastics. Dissolves ingrained soils and restores surface colour. Low residue, smear-free finish.
| Size | Product Code | Case Qty | Pallet Qty | Barcode |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1L | G17SC C100 | 6 | 600 | 5037832329639 |
For window frames, doors, sills, cladding, soffits, fascias, trims, plastic furniture.
Always test first on an inconspicuous area. Apply using a clean, dry, colourfast cloth and spread over the surface. Allow up to 15 minutes contact time before wiping up marks and dirt, then polish the entire surface with a second clean dry cloth.
It’s designed for cleaning and restoring white UPVC frames, doors, conservatories, and cladding. It effectively removes surface grime, light adhesive residues, and restores brightness to dull or weathered UPVC.
It can be used on coloured UPVC (including anthracite grey) but should not be used on painted surfaces. Always test first on a small, inconspicuous area to ensure compatibility.
Yes, but test on a small, hidden area first to ensure the surface is compatible.
Yes, it can, though you should test first as some interior finishes may be softer.
No, SCRUBB UPVC Solvent Cleaner must be used neat (undiluted). Apply with a clean, dry cloth, wait a few minutes, then wipe and polish off with another clean cloth.
It can help lift light adhesive residues from unpainted UPVC surfaces.
No, it won’t remove concrete. For this application, use SCRUBB EradiCRETE—it dissolves concrete safely without damaging PVC.
For removing spray paint, use SCRUBB Graffiti Remover, which is safe on UPVC.
Yes, it removes surface grime and restores the original brightness of UPVC.
No, it evaporates cleanly for a streak-free finish.
Yes, it is safe to use indoors—just make sure the area is well-ventilated during use.
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