Economical brush on / wipe off easy to use product for removing felt pens, wax crayons, markers and most spraycan paints from any surface (including painted surfaces. NOT recommended for use on metal finishes, plexiglass and Lexan.) without damage. It is truly remarkable and saves many architectural items from having to be re-painted or replaced.
General Instructions:
- Spray the playground graffiti remover directly on affected area or on to a soft dry clean cloth.
- Wipe cloth over affected area. A nonabrasive form of gentle agitation may also be used such as a looped Teflon pad.
- Allow one minute working time. Wipe graffiti off with a damp clean cloth.
- Repeat process if necessary.
- Wipe off area with wet cloth to neutralize chemical and stop cleaning action.
- Finish by wiping affected area with a clean dry cloth.
- Clean up all equipment after each use with water.
Safety Instructions For Use:
- Always wear protective eyewear and chemical resistant gloves. Can cause burns.
- Protect all exposed skin areas with chemical resistant covering.
- If product gets on skin, wash off immediately. If product gets in eyes, flush with water for 15 minutes.
- Use respirator if sprayed.
- FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY.
Specifications:
Packaging: 16 Oz spray bottle.
Consistency: Thin liquid with maximum wetting and penetrating action.
Coverage: 100 to 200 sq. ft/gallon depending on porosity of surface.
Use Temperatures: Not limited, will work slower at cold temperatures.
Storage: Stores between 40 F and 130 F. DO NOT FREEZE. If frozen, thaw and remix before using. Keep out of the reach of children.
Flammability: Nonflammable, noncombustible. Flash point over 200 F.
V.O.C.'s: .4 lbs/gallon, 50 grams/liter. H.A.P.S. - none.
Volatility: Very low rate of evaporation. Ventilation required in confined areas. Respirator recommended if sprayed.
Biodegradable: Yes
Shipping: Not regulated, D.O.T. Proper shipping name: Cleaning Compound N.O.S., Class 55.
Effective On: Plastics, laminates (formica, etc.) fiberglass, playground equipment, white boards, vinyl seats on buses, trains and subway cars.
