Paint Stripper Non-Methylene Chloride

• Does not contain hazardous ingredients such as phenol, creosol, chromate, cresylic acid, or methylene chloride.
• Was formulated to remove coatings from all ferrous AND non-ferrous metals without substrate attack when used as directed.
• Will remove most paints, even hooks with 10+ cotes, in less than one hour at room temperature in most cases. Pretesting is recommended.
• Use at 100% by volume as received.
• Do NOT mix with water or add wet parts into the tank, as attack on aluminum would occur.
• Do not heat, as product is flammable and the formula performs at room temperature.
• Use caustic and solvent resistant tank, piping, and equipment.
• Immerse until paint dissolves or lifts in sheets.
• Rinse aluminum in a silicated clean water solution. ChemWorld will recommend a proper rinse additive for your operation based on metals and rust inhibition requirements.

Does Chemworld sell a paint stripper that would remove baked enamel paint that is on magnesium part?

Our Chemworld Strip All is an alkaline product with zero water content. It would offer the best removal chance. It is very important to keep water from entering the solution.

We are looking for a product to remove heavy build up of powder coat paint on steel hooks that we use in our paint booth. Which product should we use?

The ChemWorld Strip All - Non-methylene chloride cold tank type stripper is ideal for parts and hooks. Excellent on aluminum and ferrous steel.

I am looking for a product to remove heavy build up of Powder Coat Paint on steel hooks that we use in our paint booth. I have found Strip-Powder-5 and Strip-All-5 on your web site and I'm not sure what the difference between the two is or if there is a different product we should use.

Our Chemworld Strip All would be the correct product for your application.