We are a professional disinfectant company using a barrier treatment like you described. I hope everyone understands that when applied it is permanently stuck. If it's not applied properly it can create spots on shiny surfaces that are extremely difficult to impossible to remove. A novice can not use this stuff. Must be a professional to apply. I learned the hard way on a floor I sprayed and walked on before dry when we started using a spiked barrier treatment. Also proper masking required. You do not want this product in your lungs in any way shape or form. Buildings must be cleared while applying. The man is also correct in that a list N must be applied first. Watch for spotting with that too. The list N has a required wet kill time that must be observed or it doesnt do the trick. I believe Vital Oxide is 10 minutes wet for a good kill according to the EPA.
Sorry, Siri threw in the word victory. It can be any kind of sprayer as long as the particles are 30 to 50 µm not 70 to 100 µm. We have a few of those sprayers on our website I can point one out to you if you like. It doesn’t even have to be electrostatic
Can Service Guard 90 be mixed with a disinfectant that is on the N list to do double duty?
We are a professional disinfectant company using a barrier treatment like you described.
I hope everyone understands that when applied it is permanently stuck. If it's not applied properly it can create spots on shiny surfaces that are extremely difficult to impossible to remove. A novice can not use this stuff. Must be a professional to apply. I learned the hard way on a floor I sprayed and walked on before dry when we started using a spiked barrier treatment. Also proper masking required. You do not want this product in your lungs in any way shape or form. Buildings must be cleared while applying.
The man is also correct in that a list N must be applied first. Watch for spotting with that too. The list N has a required wet kill time that must be observed or it doesnt do the trick. I believe Vital Oxide is 10 minutes wet for a good kill according to the EPA.
The trick is to use a very good Electrostatic sprayer’s victory solutions goes between 30 and 50 µm but no larger.
Sorry, Siri threw in the word victory. It can be any kind of sprayer as long as the particles are 30 to 50 µm not 70 to 100 µm. We have a few of those sprayers on our website I can point one out to you if you like. It doesn’t even have to be electrostatic
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