Citristrip QCSG801 Paint & Varnish Stripping Gel, 1 Quart, Red
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I used that method to clean my wrought iron fence before repainting it It consists of painting. It seems to me that power washing works just as well on decks.
Keep it wet by applying it and covering it with plastic. We'll be able to fix the issue soon.
As a result of using the product on some cabinet doors, I had to repaint them. The situation was unrelated to citristrip or age, but it was not completely clear either. Keep in mind, though, that there is potential in the industry
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The use of strong chemicals is not allowed. You only need to remove what you have With amazing results, I used it on some mahogany furniture that was about 90 years old. It takes one hour to dry, so apply the goop and then wash My tools of choice were a plastic scraper, a plastic bristle wire brush, and a semi-rough, water-dipped plastic scouring pad.
The update is The Home Depot has since sold this to me. As far as I can tell, the recipe has changed. We no longer enjoy it as much as we once did. The product I used to use extensively isn't recommended at all, which makes me sad because I used to love it. As of today, it does not have a There is a strong citrus smell and it is not very effective at stripping. Unlike the normal Citristrip, these are not the same as those. believe it might be an attempt to knock you down There's no power. There has been a change in the consistency and smell since I've used this product a number of times in the past. Whenever I can, I buy it for my friends who do not have it I smelled a citrus smell and felt like I was wearing I got some paint off, but it didn't remove it as well as I was expecting. I also found that the piece I stripped still smelled foul, after it had been painted. The best way to buy is at a brick and mortar store.
We didn't know that the people who sold us the house painted the interior of the house with cheap interior paint when it was recently painted. As soon as we purchased our home, my driveway was grey. A year later, much of it had flaked off, revealing several layers of paint, revealing a red driveway beneath the gray. The red paint I had already painted over it matched what was underneath, so if it flaked up anymore, it would match. The driveway has a large crack that extends the entire length of it, and it looks like they tried to patch it My driveway was covered in loose grey and red paint that I scraped off and was reassured by the liar at Lowe's that their driveway paint had a sealer in it that would cover the flaking and prevent it from flaking up. It was the same lie he told me when he painted my driveway. Only one good rain and less than a week was necessary to get rid of the new paint and reveal the thick paint underneath. However, the paint flaked off the concrete too, and the red paint was destroyed. There was a leak in my new paint job. Having bought it, now I'm ready to use it. Last night I used it on a small area and as soon as I woke up this morning, I went out and scraped it. It may not seem like it, but the paint just readily peeled away. The light was fading fast, and I still had a lot to cover in the house. I was tempted to come back inside and write a review then, but I was losing daylight. Using my brush, I brushed off what was left on the inside of the thick painted spots and put it around the edges of the thick painted I believe that even just that small amount from cleaning my brush was enough. As I'm writing this, the thick spots are all covered and I'm going to let them dry. Within the next couple of days, I should be able to scrape off all of the thick layers of paint, then I just need a power wash to remove any residue, and I am ready to paint the driveway. In preparation for redoing my driveway, I have cement crack filler and a spatula, but I may need to order another jug of this, I wish it came in a gallon. I'll be painting it red again, hopefully for the last time. As I sat in the driveway, I missed all of the paint drops on my brick steps I hadn't noticed them before. My first time using a paint remover was a failure, but it seems to work just as well as this one.
This very toxic lye is very toxic after use. As someone who grew up using chemical-based stuff, I find it difficult to accept that this environmentally friendly goop can work There's no fuss, no muss. Just apply, scrape it off, and repeat as I love it.
The fumes are not present. An oil-based paint has been applied to the concrete floor of my basement Paint with a water-based formulation. The only area I left it was for 24 hours, and it did not get all the stuff One of the areas, I left it for about 3 or 4 days (heavy coat, covered by a plastic sheet) and it took it all Put it on heavy, cover it with a plastic sheet, and allow it to dry for a while. The smell of orange is all there is. Using the other chemicals had a toxic effect on me.
There is a bathtub that has been refinished There was a problem with the enamel peeling off and stains on it. applied this to all my skin and let it remain for a couple of hours. Almost everything peeled away and melted away. The only thing I need to do is re-work a few spots It took some time to do but it was well worth it. The spray did not smell at all. I just poured it on the tub or brush, brushed it over, and it was fine.
needed a product that I could use indoors since I need to remove paint from my fireplace mantel. While I don't find the smell to be awful or overwhelming, I can definitely As soon as we finished installing the mantel, I slathered the gel over the entire surface and covered it with plastic. As I looked at the gel this morning, I could see that it was doing Upon closer inspection, I noticed two layers of paint in two different colors on the mantel, so I applied some more gel and covered it once more. There's a lot of activity going on.
My 90-year-old car needs to be stripped The year is A window in my kitchen dates from the 19th century. In the aftermath of using the 3M lead checker (good product), I bought this stuff because it said it could remove three layers and would work on lead-based paint. The bottom two layers are painted with oil-based paint (as well as the top layer). The amount I put on was considerable, and I left it on This was a great thing, as the top layer came off easily. Neither of the other layers was even removed. Additionally, as one other comment stated, there was no orange smell - There is an odor in my entire house, and it has spread throughout the I am not happy with my situation.
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