Properties

PHASE 1 PASTE is a semi-paste, gel like substance that easily sticks and has a residue. It evaporates outside of the container. Both the semi-paste and the evaporated vapor are flammable.

PHASE 2 LIQUID is a liquid water like product. It has a strong odor and evaporates quickly in the sunlight. Both the liquid and the evaporated vapor are flammable.

Intended Use

PHASE 1 PASTE is intended to be used as a paint stripper, only.

This product works well on:

*Automotive paint

*Housing paint

*Facility paint

*Boating paint, including anti-fouling

PHASE 2 LIQUID is intended to be used as a follow up to the phase 1 paste. It is best used to clean off the additional residue left behind that the phase 1 paste could not get off, only.

Proven to remove:

*Paints: Anti-fouling, Acrylic, Enamels, Epoxies, Polyurethane, Lacquer, Varnish, Two-component paints, Copper, Tin, Oil or Lead based paints, Water and Latex based paints, Powder coatings and Shellac

*Surfaces: Wood, Fiberglass, All metals, Concrete, Brick, Stone and some automotive plastics

HOW TO USE:

PHASE 1 PASTE

1- Open container

2- Pour into small open container (plastic is recommended)

3- Using a paint brush, paint roller, or chip brush, spread the semi-paste gel over the desired area

4- Depending on hot or cold surface and weather will depend on how much to use. Also depends on how many layers of paint are on the surface

5- After 15-20 min paint should have reacted and bubbled

6- Using a paint scraper, scrape off the softened paint off.

PHASE 2 LIQUID

1- Open container

2- Pour into a pump-action spray bottle using a funnel so as not to spill the product.

3- Spray directly on to surface

4- Scrub surface using a scotchbrite

5- Spray again on to surface

6- Wipe away using a soft cloth

7- Repeat until the surface is clean of residue

8- Once dried, the surface is immediately ready for priming and painting!