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Water dilutable stripper
12th December 1969, Page 103
12th December 1969
Page 103
Page 103, 12th December 1969
— Water dilutable stripper
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Heavily stoved layers of acrylic and other tough modern finishes can be stripped by using relatively low concentrations of the new Jenolite 8000 Organic Coating Stripper. It is claimed that a 20 per cent solution only is needed.
Although of the conventional methylene-chloride type, Jenolite 8000 is dilutable with water. The stripping chemical is free from phenols and cresols and has only a mild odour. It can be kept in ordinary mild-steel tanks. Made by: Jenolite Ltd., Boundary House, Boston Road, London, W7.