Milk Paint Remover:

Milk Paint Remover is an effective powder that when mixed with water makes a powerful paint remover, for easier and less expensive removal of thick, old paints. When removing thin layers of modern oil paints or clear finishes, such as varnishes, shellacs, lacquers or synthetics, a solvent remover is recommended. Makes a thick, easily applied cream that dissolves up to eight layers of old paint with one application. There are no toxic fumes, acids, or fire hazards, and difficult scraping is eliminated. Keep this remover away from aluminum, clothing, plastics, linoleum, leather and soft goods. Use it in a temperature of at least 65 degrees - the warmer the temperature the quicker the action.

How To Use:

Milk Paint Remover should be mixed one part powder to two parts of water using any container except aluminum or plastic. Pour the powder slowly into cool water, while stirring. Let the mix stand for five or ten minutes until it has formed a thick paste and then re-stir into a cream. Now flow on the Milk Paint Remover with a nylon paint brush. Some layers will be dissolved in minutes but it might take as long as an hour to completely dissolve some crusty old antique paints. A mist spray of water will keep the stripping action going. Spot test with a wet cloth, when you see the original wood surface you can wash everything away by scrubbing with a medium steel wool pad. Some wood may darken, but a quick after-wash with oxalic acid or strong vinegar will quickly restore the natural wood tone. Clean the surface thoroughly with water before applying new finishes.

Note:

Try the mixed Milk Paint Remover in an inconspicuous area first.

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