Eastwood Paint and Powder Stripper Aerosol

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Spray-on Stripper softens paint and powder coatings for easy scrape-off Eastwood's Paint and Powder Stripper easily and effectively removes most stubborn paints and powders. Simply spray the stripper on the surface and let its aggressive stripping action go to work; a few minutes later use a putty knife to easily remove the paint or powder.

Works on most metals and plastics
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About Eastwood Paint and Powder Stripper Aerosol

Safely removes paint and powder coatings from galvanized steel, aluminum, copper, zinc, brass, carbon steel and stainless steel, as well as most plastics (may not work on silicone).

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Remove any loose paint or powder before applying. Spray stripper liberally on painted or powder-coated surface. Formula will attack coating immediately. After a few minutes of de-laminating, use a putty knife or similar tool to remove coating. Do not let the stripper dry, since the coating will also dry and reapplication will be necessary. After coating is removed, neutralize with water and dry with a clean cloth. WARNING: this stripper will damage painted surfaces, such as floors and countertops. Clean up quickly with water.

Always use in a well-ventilated area. Keep away from children. Keep away from open flame. Consult MSDS for specific safety warnings.

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Good Stuff! (Posted on 8/11/12) Review by raynman

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Softens paint almost instantly. Let sit longer to remove more than one coat, scrap immediately to remove layer at a time. Didn't harm my plastic parts (standard warning--test in inconspicuous spot).

Suggest you work in large open area in plastic with small bucket (weighted) to scrap putty knife on. Wear plastic gloves and long sleeves. This stuff stings when it gets on open skin. Oh, yes...if you do get it on your hands, DO NOT WASH THEM IN WARM/HOT WATER!. Stinging goes up a couple of notches. Don't ask me how I know.

Works Great! (Posted on 8/11/12) Review by raynman

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Almost instantaneous softening of paint on plastic. Didn't damage plastic (normal warnings apply...try it in an inconspicuous place). Suggest you do it on a large plastic sheet with a small bucket or cup to scrape softened paint from putty knife into. Also, wear rubber gloves and long sleeves. Stuff stings when overspray (or bounce-back) gets on your skin.

If you get it on your hands, DO NOT WASH THEM OFF IN WARM/HOT WATER! Don't ask me how I know.