RepelXWhy production areas collect dust
Production areas often have airborne dust from cutting, sanding, packaging, powder, fibers, traffic, and ventilation. Painted walls and trim can hold static charge, which makes fine particles cling more stubbornly.
Where to test first
Start with a side-by-side in a visible high-dust area: one treated section beside one normal painted section. Track dust buildup, wipe-down time, and how the paint looks over a normal work cycle.
Good places to test
Use RepelX on interior painted walls, trim, doors, plant offices, maintenance rooms, storage rooms, and other painted areas that get dusty between cleanings.
Important limits
RepelX does not replace ventilation, dust collection, PPE, sanitation, or plant maintenance. It is a surface additive for compatible interior paint.
Quick Questions
Can RepelX be used in production facilities?
Yes, when mixed as directed into compatible interior water-based latex or acrylic paint. Test first under the facility conditions.
What dose should an industrial facility use?
Use 1 oz per gallon as the standard dose. If the area has heavy airborne dust, talk with us before changing the dose.
Does it replace dust collection?
No. It supports easier surface maintenance but does not replace dust collection, filtration, ventilation, or cleaning programs.