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Paint Stripper
11th March 1966, Page 62
11th March 1966
Page 62
Page 62, 11th March 1966
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ABRUSH application paint stripper newly developed by Applied Chemicals Ltd. is claimed to be capable of clinging to vertical surfaces giving the fullest effect on paintwork to which it is applied.
The material is a powerful stripper which almost eliminates the need for a range to be stocked. At the same time it has negligible effects on metals from which paint is being stripped.
Made by: Applied Chemicals Ltd., Salisbury Road Industrial Trading Estate, Uxbridge, Middx.