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How does SERVPRO react to a Fire Damage?

5/4/2020 (Permalink)

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RECON Smoke Odor Sealer is a revolutionary solvent free smoke odor sealant and stain blocker designed to encapsulate malodors on several surfaces and block the toughest stains. RECON Smoke Odor Sealer with OdorLock technology is water based, permeable and is not flammable. Unlike most water based coatings that “wick” smoke odors and stains out of the substrate as they dry, RECON Smoke Odor Sealer with OdorLock technology prevents tough smoke odors and stains from migrating through the coating while maintaining its breathability. This technology provides one coat odor control on several surfaces and continues to block odors even with seasonal changes in temperature and humidity. RECON Smoke Odor Sealer (SOSTM) is your final step to encapsulate residual odors typically found on fire damage restoration projects.

RECON Smoke Odor Sealer is a revolutionary solvent free smoke odor sealant that encapsulates smoke odors on multiple surfaces. RECON Smoke Odor Sealer with OdorLock is water based, low VOC, low odor and is not flammable.

  • Permanently encapsulates smoke odors

  • Excellent stain blocker

  • Water based, non- flammable, low VOC

  • Exceptional application characteristics

  • Bonds to nearly any substrate

  • Easily top-coated, fast drying

RECON Smoke Odor Sealer is specifically designed to encapsulate malodors on multiple surfaces including:

  • wood,

  • brick,

  • concrete,

  • plaster,

  • plastic and

  • metal.

RECON Smoke Odor Sealer is fast drying and has exceptional application characteristics. RECON Smoke Odor Sealer is your final step to encapsulate residual odors typically found on fire damage restoration projects.

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