Chemical Treatment to Up Production of Austin Chalk Wells

Are there any operators or service company folks on here who know about a chemical treatment which can be used to increase the life of an Austin Chalk well? And no, I'm not referring to the commonly known acidizing process. I've heard about another chemical application which can be used on new AC wells and also on completed AC wells in order to bring production back up when it's fallen off.

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