Paint Booth Immersion Paint Stripper

• A unique environmentally sensitive immersion paint stripper formulated to remove urethanes, epoxy, powder coating, e-coating, C.A.R.C, and difficult-to-remove coating systems.
• Does not contain hazardous ingredients such as phenol, creosol, chromate, cresylic acid, or methylene chloride.
• Was formulated to stryp coatings from all ferrous metals and most non-ferrous metal without effect on the metal. Recommended operating temperature for quickest stripping results is 120F to 140F, but most stripping can typically be completed at room temperature.

• Benzyl Alcohol - Cas No. 100-51-6
• Aromatic Sulfonate Detergent - proprietary blend
• Dihydrogen Sulfate - Cas No. 7664-93-9
• Hydroxyacetic Acid - Cas No. 79-14-1

• Use as received, but can be cut 50/50 with water for light-duty or single coat paint removal.
• Heat from ambient to 140F (Heat will significantly decrease strip time on almost every coating).
• Use heat and acid resistant tank, piping, and equipment.
• Mix or recirculate when heated, as components could separate during lengthy heating periods.
• Cover tank when possible to minimize product evaporation.
• Remove parts slowly from the process tank to minimize product drag-out.
• Let parts drain over the tank whenever possible. Rinse in fresh water after stripping.
• Remove stripped paint from tank often. This will extend tank life and minimize paint removal time.

Will your Paint Stripper Chemworld Paint Immerse go through 5 plus inches of both epoxy primer and polyurethane paint on the floor?

It would be nearly impossible to get through 5” thick epoxy primer and polyurethane paint with a chemical. 1/4” is about the maximum. That paint must be manually removed first, then a paint removal program can be started.