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What Is Paint Remover
A liquid product formulated from a high-solubility liquid combined with aromatic compounds. The so-called aromatic compounds here are obtained from plant gum and have an aromatic odor, hence the name. Simply put, they are hydrocarbons. Combined with the high-solubility liquid, paint remover has an extremely strong effect on removing paint films, works quickly and covers a wide range, such as nitrocellulose lacquer, alkyd paint, polyurethane, polyester paint and similar coatings. Domestic paint removers perform the same as imported ones. It can save about 20% of the time.
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Principles and applications of paint remover
If the paint remover you use does not work well, either the product selection is wrong or the product is not suitable for that type of paint film. In that case, we recommend a high-efficiency paint remover. If cleaning is not thorough, we recommend using a steel wire brush. What if paint remover gives off an unpleasant odor during use? Add some clean water for sealed treatment and place it in a ventilated area. In addition, because paint remover has a wide range of uses, it is quite normal that it may not achieve the expected effect on certain products. The next step is to decide which type of paint remover to choose.
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What are the classifications of paint remover?
Depending on where the paint is used, paint removers have been developed in three types: alkaline paint remover, high-efficiency paint remover and neutral paint remover, each delivering different levels of effect on paint films. Using the high solubility of paint remover, it penetrates and swells the paint film covering the object surface, thereby removing the paint coating. In addition, the solvents contained in paint remover products, such as benzene, ketone, ester, chlorinated hydrocarbons and alcohol, will not harm or damage objects when applied to paint films, and will not corrode metal products.
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How to Use Paint Remover
Paint remover can be used in two ways: immersion and brushing. Both are simple. Soak the item or workpiece to be stripped in paint remover for at most a few minutes, at least 0.5 minutes; the old paint on the workpiece will swell, blister and then fall off completely. Then rinse with clean water. The brushing method means applying paint remover only to the part that needs stripping - either full or partial stripping. But what if paint remover accidentally gets on you?
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Paint Remover Precautions
If paint remover accidentally gets on your skin or clothes during use, you can clean it with the matching neutralizer product to relieve its effect, then rinse with clean water. The specific usage of the neutralizer is clearly described in the instructions. In addition, to avoid this situation, it is best to wear a mask and rubber gloves when handling paint remover. Although paint remover is special, it is stored and transported like ordinary liquids. In winter, the storage temperature should not be below -50 degrees Celsius.
