Lo-Chlor Spot Away 4kg – Fibreglass Pool Stain Remover

Lo-Chlor Spot Away 4 kg fibreglass pool stain remover

Lo-Chlor Spot Away helps remove stains and deposits caused by calcium, copper and iron, and is particularly effective on visible black spots associated with osmosis in fibreglass pools. These spots are not black spot algae.

Features and product details

• Pack size: 4 kg.
• Helps remove most stains from fibreglass pools.
• Targets calcium, copper and iron stains and deposits.
• Helps remove visible fibreglass black spots associated with cobalt hydroxide deposits.
• Listed dosage: 4 kg treats 50,000 litres of pool water.

Important treatment limitations

The fibreglass black spots described here should not be confused with black spot algae. Spot Away removes the visible spots but does not stop the underlying osmosis. The existing product guidance notes that black spots can reappear after three to six months.

Dosage and application

Follow the current product label and safety data sheet before use. The existing listing provides the following sequence for fibreglass black spot removal:

1. Remove chlorine.
2. Add 4 kg of Lo-Chlor Spot Away per 50,000 litres and leave overnight, or up to four days if necessary.
3. Balance the water and superchlorinate.
4. After 24 hours, add 1 litre of Lo-Chlor Metal Solution.

Frequently asked questions

Does Spot Away treat black spot algae?

No. The black spots described in this listing are associated with fibreglass pool osmosis, not black spot algae.

How much pool water does a 4 kg pack treat?

The listed dosage is 4 kg for 50,000 litres of pool water. Follow the current product label for application instructions.

Does it permanently fix osmosis?

No. It treats the visible black spots but does not stop the osmosis that causes them. Spots may reappear after three to six months.

Which stains does it target?

Spot Away helps remove calcium, copper and iron stains and deposits from fibreglass pools.

Safety information

The existing product information states: Not a Dangerous Good according to Australian Dangerous Goods (ADG) Code, IATA and IMDG/IMSBC criteria. Refer to the current safety data sheet for handling and transport information.

Lo-Chlor Spot Away safety data sheet (MSDS)