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Old 01-22-2016, 09:25 AM   #1
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Cleaning area before using Dicor

Looking at several videos, there seems to be a wide range of products used for pre application cleaning. What is the best cleaning product to use that I might have at home or could get at our local hardware store? I live in a small Tx town and don't want to drive miles to a larger city. We have both self leveling and non leveling dicor. The application is to be areas of cracks that need repair. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
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Clean with soap( I like to use Dawn dish soap) and water then follow-up with acetone or lacquer thinner. If it on a "rubber" roof, just don't soak it with the acetone or lacquer thinner, just a wipe
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