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N a n o S u r f a c e f o r STONE & WOOD

Lime stone Sandstone

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Chalk Red Brick

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Concrete Walls Granite
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Travertine Marble

Taking The Nano41ife Advantage damages surfaces beyond repair How Nano41ife surfaces works
and harn the environment. Even for stone or wood?
prolonged water cleaning can cause
Nano particles take advantage of their damage within a wall or on exterior Nano41ife Surface for Stone will
dramatically increased surface area to surfaces. help buildings as pristine as the
volume ratio, when brought into a bulk day they were erected. Unlike tra-
material, nano particles influence the Some surfaces such as marble/ ditional agents that offer no
mechanical properties of the material limestone/ chalk are subject to protection from recontamina-
like stiffness or elasticity. direct attack by cleaning chemicals tion, our surface coat will last be-
/agents. tween 5 -8 years and significant-
Nano41ife Surface for stone can be ly reduce water, energy, chemi-
used both for indoor, outdoor, historical Historic brick is particularly sus- cal and labor expended in tradi-
monuments. ceptible to damage from hydro- tional maintenance.
chloric acid and in spite of this it is
Why buildings deteriorate? used extensively in cleaning these A simple rain will wash away any
As building exteriors age, years of structure and in the process the top surface dirt, dust and bio film.
accumulated pollution and bio -film can layer is eaten away leaving them Water wash can be done with
build up and blacken their surfaces. raw, exposed and damaged despite high pressure washers too with-
Chemically based cleaning products heavy rinsing. out any damage to the nano sur-
and mechanical (abrasive) method ean face or the underlying surface.

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