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Brand | Barrettine |
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No. of coats | 1-2 |
Coverage | Up to 1m² per litre |
Drying time | 12 hrs |
Size | 750g, 4kg, 10kg |
MPN | Please Select Size/Option |
GTIN | Please Select Size/Option |
PeelAway 7 Paint Remover is a highly effective poultice stripper perfect for use on stone, brick plaster, wood, metal and more. Ideal for use on projects with intricate mouldings, such as ceiling roses, coving and cornices. Removes most modern architectural and domestic paints as well as many industrial and marine coatings. The blankets protect the paste from drying out, meaning the active ingredients are working for longer.
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For pre 1970's paints, we recommend PeelAway 1 Paint Remover.
Not sure what type of paint or varnish you have? We recommend trying the PeelAway 1 and 7 Sample Twin Pack first, to find out which product will work best for your project and to assess thickness and drying time requirements.
Areas to be stripped should be clean, dry and free from any surface dirt and debris that may restrict contact and adhesion of the PeelAway 7. Ensure that any surfaces not intended to be stripped are covered and protected from this product.
Always do a test area before starting any project to test product performance and suitability. Follow the manufacturer's instructions on the container at all times.
Due to the multitude of paint and varnish formulations, it is vital that a test area is done to determine which approach is effective for removing the coating on the project to hand.
Peel Away 7 will work slower under 5°C and will not work if temperature falls below 0°C. This product will not remove baked enamels, cement based paints or some types of 2 pack epoxy coatings.
Please Note: Peelaway 7 has been designed to work on coatings produced from around 1972 onwards. If the area to be stripped has deeper layers from around 1972 and earlier, PeelAway 1 Paint Remover may be required to remove these older lead-based products. Be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions for use before applying to be sure you have the appropriate product for the project you are working on.
We recommended buying the PeelAway 1 and 7 Sample Twin Pack. Not only will this tell you which Peelaway will work best for your specific project, you can also gauge how thick the product needs to be applied, to be effective against the coating that needs to be removed..
This product is for use on a wide range of projects from wood, brick, concrete, metal and ornate plaster, it will remove multiple layers of paint and varnish. Try a test patch first to see if this is for you.
This product can remove some textured paint systems but test areas will be vital.
The Peelaway product needs to remain moist for it to effectively remove paint and varnish. The blankets help keep the air away from the Peelaway so that it can get to work. If the blankets cannot stay on the ceiling, then this is not the right product for the project. This usually works well on vertical surfaces, try a test area first to assess its performance. Take a look at PeelAway 1 and 7 Sample Twin Pack for more information.
As this product covers up to 1m² per litre, a 750kg tub will cover 0.75 m².
After you have completed your sample using the PeelAway 1 and 7 Sample Twin Pack, you will need to prepare the areas. Ensure good ventilation in the bathroom by opening windows and using an extractor fan if possible. Wear protective gloves, goggles, and a mask. Protect and cover the surrounding areas that you don't want to treat. by using LickTools Tape and Drape. Give the surface a good clean to remove loose dirt and dust and ensure the product adheres properly.
Apply PeelAway 7 using the provided spatula. Aim for around 1-3mm thick, depending on the number of paint layers. For plaster, use a thinner layer to avoid damaging the surface. Cover the product with the PeelAway Blankets that are provided, smoothing it off to remove air bubbles. This helps keep the product moist and aids in the removal process.