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Product: Stripper Cream
Application: First, adequately prewet the wall and then
roll on the Stripper Cream.
Prewetting can be done best with a pressure washer. This done
to create a reaction medium for the caustic in the stripper.
The stripper will create heat. Rolling or brushing the stripper
on helps push it into the pores of the stone and begins the
reaction with the water to increase the speed of removal.
The stripper may be sprayed on and this would prove beneficial
if there is a very large area to be covered and very little
protection required.
Dilution: At higher temperatures, higher dilutions
of Stripper Cream
may be appropriate. The contractor should rely on either experience
or test patches to determine how far the product can be diluted
and still be effective. Always bear in mind that it is much
more expensive to redo work because of not allowing adequate
dwell time or over-diluting product than it is to do the job
right once.
Removal: Before actual removing, low pressure water
should be sprayed on the area and color run should be observed.
If the shadow does not release with low pressure, do not proceed.
Reapply product to rinsed area and allow longer dwell time.
If adequate color run is observed, begin pressure wash rinsing.
Pressure from 700 to 3000 PSI is appropriate, but never use
a nozzle of less than 25 Degrees and care must be taken
to not apply too much pressure if the shadow is not released.
Repeat the chemical application or switch to Graf-Ex
or Stripsol, whichever
is best to remove any paint that Stripper
Cream does not remove.
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