Most resin and coating removers are very strong solvents, as they need to be able to effectively penetrate the layers of paints and resins to loosen the adhesion of the coating to the surface. These strong solvents are reliable for difficult removal processes but can...
Paint strippers are notorious for their strength as solvents. But this strength typically comes with a cost: these chemicals are usually highly toxic and pose serious health risks to workers utilizing them. Fortunately, modern paint remover products, such as Safe...
Searching for the ideal paint remover for metal can be tedious, as many are notorious for their aggressiveness and toxicity levels. The active ingredient in most paint remover chemicals is dichloromethane, a volatile chlorinated organic chemical associated with...
Many companies and individuals rely on paint remover chemicals to strip paints/coatings and simultaneously clean a surface. For example, aircraft cleaners and inspectors utilize these chemicals to clean the outside of an aircraft and inspect for any cracks under the...
Paint removers are either caustics or solvents whose purpose is to strip paints and coatings while also cleaning a surface. Paint stripping solvents work by penetrating the layers of paint, causing it to swell, which in turn weakens the paint’s adhesion to the...
The process of resin and epoxy removal is generally tedious and may require a strong cleaning agent to speed up the process. The most common resin removals chemicals, such as benzene, toluene, and MEK, are hazardous and carcinogenic, with many companies not knowing...
