Gacowash 1 Quart Concentrated Roof Cleaner For Power Washers

Introducing the GacoFlex GacoWash 1 Qt. Concentrated Roof Cleaner, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This powerful cleaning solution is specifically formulated to tackle tough grime and dirt on aged single-ply membranes, concrete, and metal roofing. With its non-hazardous formulation, GacoWash is the ideal first step in every GacoFlex Silicone Roof Coating System, ensuring your roofing surfaces are clean and ready for optimal performance.

• Container Size:Each jug contains 1 quart of concentrated cleaner, providing ample solution for your roofing needs.
• Versatile Application:Perfect for use on various surfaces including single-ply membranes, concrete, metal roofing, and most existing coatings.
• Coverage Area:One gallon of GacoWash covers up to 4000 square feet, making it an efficient choice for large projects.
• Easy to Use:Simply dilute as needed and apply, making it suitable for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
• Color:The cleaner features a yellow/amber hue, indicating its concentrated formula.

Imagine revitalizing your roof with the GacoWash cleaner, ensuring that your roofing surfaces are not only clean but also primed for the application of silicone coatings. Whether you are a contractor working on a commercial project or a homeowner in Grass valley looking to maintain your property, GacoWash is an essential part of your roof maintenance routine. Its concentrated formula means you can achieve professional results without the need for harsh chemicals, making it a safe choice for outdoor applications.

In conclusion, the GacoFlex GacoWash 1 Qt. Concentrated Roof Cleaneris more than just a cleaning solution; it is a vital component in maintaining the integrity and appearance of your roofing systems. Don’t compromise on quality—choose GacoWash for your next roofing project and experience the difference it makes. Available now at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.