- Thins and removes polyester, epoxy resins, ink and fiberglass
- Cleans dried latex paint, uncured lacquers and label adhesives
- Leaves no residue and is quick evaporating low VOC formula
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About This Product
For Pro's and DIY'ers, Klean-Strip is the leading brand of solvents, thinners, removers, and cleaners that are dependable for reliable results. Klean-Strip Acetone is a strong, fast-acting solvent that is a thinner and remover for specified coatings, including polyester and epoxy resins, ink, adhesives and contact cement. Acetone is an effective cleanup solvent after the completion of a fiberglass project, for removal of excess fiberglass resin or foreign material from solvent-tolerant surfaces. Keep out of reach of children.
Highlights
- Cleans project residue
- Thins fiberglass resins, epoxy and adhesives
- Dries fast
- Fast-acting solvent that is both a thinner and remover
- Effective cleanup solvent after the completion of a fiberglass project
- Removes excess fiberglass resin or foreign material from solvent-tolerant surfaces
- Read entire label prior to use or storage
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Specifications
Container Size: 5 Gallon
Dimensions
Container Size | 5 Gallon |
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Details
Features | Flammable, Streak Free |
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Number per Package | 1 |
Paint Prep & Cleanup Product Type | Paint Solvent |
Recommended Surfaces | Carpet, Concrete, Glass, Hard Non-Porous Surfaces, Low-Pile Carpet, Masonry, Metal, Painted Surfaces, Plush Carpet, Stainless Steel, Stone, Tile, Wood |
Solvent Type | Acetone |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | N/A |
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Questions & Answers
Can it soften rubber
Klean Strip Acetone is the recommended for softening rubber.
Is this 100% Acetone and what grade is it considered
Yes Klean Strip Acetone is 100%, does not have a grade.
Will this dissolve cured spray expanding foam
No, acetone will not dissolve cured spray expanding foam effectively. It has little to no effect on foam that has fully hardened. To remove cured spray foam, you will need to use mechanical methods like scraping, cutting, or sanding.
CAN THIS BE USED ON RUBBERIZIET ROOF COATINGS
No, we do not recommend using Acetone for rubberized roof coating.
Can this be used to clean an electric sprayer
No, cannot be used in an electric sprayer.
Will this work to reduce Rustoleum automotive paint?
Please follow reducing instruction set by Rustoleum.
Will acetone remove epoxy on stainless steel. And will in harm stainless steel or aluminum.
Acetone is not recommended for removal of epoxy.
Can I use this to remove old silicone off of car?
No, Do Not Use This Product on your car it will damage the finish. Mike
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