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No Dran® Acid Wash gives you the results of acid washing without needing to drain your pool.
No Dran® Acid Wash is powerful enough to remove any type of stain and scale from your pool. Just add No Dran® Acid Wash and balance the water per directions to kick start the process. Once the pool looks back to new, re-balance the water.
Our No Dran® process uses the water itself to perform the acid wash. This means you avoid the risks of draining – such as popping the pool shell, damaging your liner or the cost of draining and refilling your pool water. You’ll love the results of having a pool that looks brand new. Giving you a more even finish with less risk of damage to your pool.
Instead of pouring acid directly on the surface, which can damage the surface and give uneven results, No Dran® Acid Wash treats the whole surface gently and uniformly. Giving you a more even finish with less risk of damage to your pool.
All our products are backed by a 100% Performance Guarantee. If this product doesn’t solve your problem we’ll send you what you need for free or a full refund.
| Weight | 2 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.25 × 3.25 × 9.25 in |
| Product Type | Stain Remover |
| Size | 2 pound bottle |
| Dosage | One bottle (2lbs) per 5000 gallons |
| Surface Compatibility | All surfaces |
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