Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co.
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CERTIFIED COATINGS AIRCRAFT / MARINE / AUTOMOTIVE PAINT REMOVER
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CERTIFIED COATINGS PRODUCTS, located in Los Angeles, has been manufacturing aircraft dopes, thinners and special products for the aircraft industry for 50 years. A small company making good quality, high-solids dopes, very competitively priced. Since their products are made locally, we enjoy a tremendous saving in delivery costs which is reflected in the pricing as well. We have handled their line for many years with complete customer satisfaction. |
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Reviews
Using it to remove a couple of coats of paint from a cement front porch entrance Works better than I could possibly imagine
Nothing works better !
Great stuff!
Good product
Work like a champ. Will buy again !!
This paint remover works effectively unlike DIY-grade over-the-counter products available today. It removes paint with a minimum of exposure to the remover or to the paint, because the chemical does the work without undue user intervention. Because this is an industrial grade product, be sure to use proper protective equipment, especially in regards to ventilation. You will not be dissatisfied with this product. It removes coatings which have aged many decades, without any damage to the underlying metal.
this product works great!!!
This remover works exceptionally well. Since off the shelf strippers are not what they used to be, I had to find a comparable substitute. However, this product well exceeded my expectations. It is very easy to work with and has very low to no odors and irritation. I am glad that I found this and Aircraft Spruce.
This stuff works! Brush it on and within 5 minutes the paint is bubbling off. It is messy so be prepared.
Q&A
The optimum temp to apply is 70 degrees F. The material can be applied by brushing, rolling, dipping, or spraying (with an airless, pump sprayer). The material is solvent based.
That is a tough question to answer. It depends on the type and quality of the paint on the aircraft. If the aircraft was prepped and painted well, a couple coats of the stripper may be required.
Per the tech data sheet it can soften fiberglass. It is recommended for wood, metal, and concrete.
Yes, This paint remover, CCP-C282, does Methylene Chloride.
