THE PAINT STRIPPER SUITABLE FOR WOOD AND METAL.
Osmo Paint Stripper is a powerful, low odour, universal paint stripper for solvent-resistant substrates. Thanks to its long open time, it can dissolve several layers of lacquer or varnish in one work step. The paint stripper gel is free of aromatic compounds and chlorinated hydrocarbons.
Recommended use
Dissolves and removes synthetic resin lacquers, 1-component lacquers, dispersion and latex paints, oil finishes and wood stains, dispersion glues, polymer plasters etc. on solvent-resistant substrates (wood, metal, mineral substrates, such as render, concrete or stone). It has a mild odour and therefore it can be used on large areas in both indoor and outdoor areas.
Surface Preparation:
Always test on a small area first to determine performance, reaction time, substrate compatibility and material requirements! Cover and tape up any surfaces not to be treated, plastics (piping, wiring, windows etc.) as well as plants. Wear appropriate protective clothing and safety goggles when working.
Methods of Application
Stir well – do not thin. Apply generously and evenly with a brush or trowel and cover immediately with a thin foil (e.g. polythene dust sheets) and allow for sufficient reaction time (depending on project a few minutes/several hours/possibly overnight). Test stripping performance occasionally with a trowel. Always remove dissolved coating layer at the optimal time. Do not leave Osmo Paint Stripper on substrates for longer than necessary. Reaction time depends on the coating type, coating thickness and ambient temperature. Remove the soft dissolved layer with a trowel and rinse with water (if possible warm, approx. 40 °C). In some cases, it may be necessary to repeat the application.
Cleaning of tools
With soap and water.
Drying time
Allow wood to dry thoroughly (approx. 24-48 hours) before applying a new surface coating. Lower temperatures and/or higher air humidity may increase drying times. Coverage Product coverage for 1 coat is 2-4 m²/1 l. It depends significantly on the character of the wood. All information refers to smooth and planed/cut surfaces. Other surfaces may lead to deviations in coverage.
