Directions

Test in a small inconspicuous area to determine the effectiveness, desired results and the most appropriate dwell time required to remove tough coatings or epoxy grout residue. Effectively removes epoxy grout residue, lacquer, shellac, acrylic, paints, varnish and other tough coatings. On especially heavy coatings, multiple applications and longer dwell times may be necessary. Make sure all surfaces to be stripped are swept or vacuumed to remove loose debris. Mask off any baseboards and adjacent areas to avoid splashing and drips onto areas not intended to be stripped. Do not walk on surface during use as floor will be very slippery. Do not get on vinyl floors. Do not mix with other chemicals.

Use	Coating Stripper	Warm Water
Heavy duty stripper	Use as is	-
Light duty stripper	1 part	1 part

1. Apply an even coat using a chemical-resistant paintbrush, roller or deck brush.
2. Allow stripper to dwell for 20 minutes to 2 hours or as long as needed to soften coating. Coating Stripper will remain active for up to 24 hours.
3. Do not allow Coating Stripper to remain in contact with epoxy grout joints for more than 1-3 hours. Refer to grout manufacturer for recommendations.
4. Agitate with a non-abrasive, nylon brush or floor machine as needed.
5. Remove using a sponge, wet/dry vacuum or damp mop. Dispose of removed coating and stripper properly. Treat similar to household paint.
6. Rinse area well with clean water.
7. Clean tools with water.

Coverage

Depending on thickness and / or type of coating and method of application –
Coverage: approximately 100-400 sq. ft. per gallon.

Proper Care

To prevent future staining, seal the surface with BulletProof™ or Heavy Duty Stone Sealer.

For maintenance cleaning, use Revitalizer™ Stone and Tile Cleaner and Protector or All Purpose Stone and Tile Cleaner.

Warning

This product contains a chemical (s) known to the state of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.

May cause eye and skin irritation.