What is SKYRESTORE used for? |
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To
remove aged, cured polysulphide (PRC) and many other two part
sealants. |
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What
are SKYWIPES/SKYWASH used for?
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The
removal of wet/tacky polysulphide (PRC) RTV/Glues/Petroleum
Jelly and most jointing compounds including Skydroll. |
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Can
SKYWASH be used as a 'degreaser'?
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Yes
- (it's very good). |
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Can
SKYWASH be used in 'Ultra Sound' procedures?
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It
has been tested by 'Ultra Sound' leaders with excellent results. |
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Can
SKYRESTORE be used in 'Ultra Sound' procedures?
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Yes
- In specialized applications prior to NDT testing. |
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Is
SKYWASH a replacement for MEK?
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No
- Although tests show that some of the tasks involving MEK can
be done using SKYWASH/SKYWIPES as an alternative, and of course
its much safer. |
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Which
sealant(s) will SKYRESTORE remove?
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The
majority - some take slightly longer than others to remove (minutes,
not hours). |
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What
Aviation approvals do WASH/WIPES/RESTORE have?
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Rolls-Royce/MOD
(NATO)/Raytheon/Bombardier BAe Systems(Airbus). |
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Will
SKYRESTORE affect interfay joints?
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Not
if used in accordance with manufacturers instructions - however
no longer than 8 hours contact on interfay joint. |
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Will
SKYRESTORE affect
re-adhesion?
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No
- however all surfaces where RESTORE has been in contact must
be treated at 'dirty' and cleaned in accordance with local procedures. |
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Are
WASH/WIPES/RESTORE used for similar tasks outside the Aviation
Industry?
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Yes
- including Automotive; Maritime; Electrical and Engineering. |
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Are
SKYWASH & SKYWIPES solvent based?
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No
- both aqueous and classified as 'Non-Hazardous' |
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Is
SKYRESTORE a solvent?
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Yes
- Classified as 'Irritant' |
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What
is the Flashpoint of SKYRESTORE?
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56C
- Open Cup Method |
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Will
SKYRESTORE affect aircraft paint?
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This
depends on the type of paint in use. Most primers - no. However,
it is best to trial your paint system before use. |
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Will
SKYWASH/SKYWIPES affect aircraft parts?
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None
repoted to date. See DERA report CR990932(Paint Softening). |
