
A city-landmark stone sculpture, fully exposed and almost impossible to clean, now stays clean on sunlight and rain.
Large outdoor stone sculptures suffer from rain, exhaust and biological growth: surfaces blacken, stain and grow algae. The huge, complex form means cleaning needs work at height — risky and potentially damaging to the stone.

The sculpture surface is now super-hydrophilic and photocatalytic: rain carries dust away and sunlight keeps breaking down organic grime and mould. The internal barrier stops water ingress, preventing efflorescence and biological attack and preserving the landmark long term.




Road and bridge GRC elements and carved ornaments that stained and yellowed now shed rain and stay clean.
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Large white curved facades show every stain; after coating, treated and untreated areas differ at a glance.
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