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The NT-Degreaser is a heavy duty degreaser designed to cut film, oil, and grease from industrial parts, chassis, painted surfaces, and is an exceptional general purpose floor cleaner. This degreaser is safer than most other corrosive degreasers, NT-Degreaser is biodegradable and does not contain petroleum solvents. NT-Degreaser are chemical substances that dissolve water-insoluble substances (greases, dirt and oils) from hard surfaces. They are generally used as a degreasing agent for removing substances from machines, floors, tools and hard surfaces. The NT-Degreaser is used to remove grease, grime, oil and other oil-based contaminants from a variety of substrates including automotive or miscellaneous metallic parts. A degreaser is generally required in areas that need heavy duty cleaning such as restaurants. Heavy duty degreasers are manufactured from hydrocarbon solvents such as kerosene and xylene.
A degreaser has the following benefits for users:
Completely removes insoluble substances.
An eco-friendly cleaner.
Less hazardous to humans.
Non-corrosive and non-conductive.

Application of NT-Degreaser

NT-Degreaser is not solvent-based or solvent-containing substances, and may contain surfactants as active ingredients. The solvents used in degreasers have a dissolving action on grease and similar water-insoluble substances. An alkaline washing agent is added to the solvent-containing NT-Degreaser to enhance its degreasing ability. NT-Degreaser can also be produced as solvent-free, based on alkaline chemicals and/or surfactants.
The task of industrial cleaning and degreasing covers a wide range of applications across almost every conceivable industry, particularly in wash bays for heavy vehicles, trains, and aircraft. Regular cleaning is a vital part of most industrial maintenance regimes and it’s not just about maintaining appearances. Keeping equipment, vehicles and work spaces clean is an integral part of looking after critical infrastructure as well as maintaining a safe and healthy working environment.

Put simply “soiling” is any unwanted substance that covers an object. Whilst that could mean almost anything, it is possible to break soils down into two categories:

Organic soiling is anything derived from living material (including fossils fuels) such as oil, petroleum products, grease, fats, proteins and living matter.
Inorganic soiling typically includes matter such as scale, minerals, clay, dirt and rust.
Most industrial cleaning tasks require the removal of mixed soils, which is a combination of both organic and inorganic materials. In these situations organic contaminants such as oil and grease build up on equipment where they bond with dust, dirt and other matter.

For this reason industrial cleaning has a high focus on degreasing and the lifting of oils from surfaces, along with the contaminants they trap. Most industrial cleaning tasks are, therefore, best defined as industrial degreasing tasks.


Traditional Industrial Degreasers

Traditional industrial degreasers are based on a combination of ingredients that are combined in varying degrees to obtain the desired cleaning / degreasing effect. Some of these ingredients can cause significant unwanted side-effects such as damage to equipment or contamination of waste-water.

The NT-Degreaser ingredients include:

Builders
Inhibitors
Chelating Agents
Sequestering Agents
Saponifiers
Emulsifiers
Strong Alkalies
Petroleum Products

NT-Degreaser remove oils and other soils through aggressive chemical reactions. Whilst these reactions can be effective at degreasing surfaces, they can also just as easily damage the surface being cleaned. They can also pose burn risks to workers and can harm the environment.

NT-Degreaser does not contain toxic and environmentally damaging surfactants and/or solvents, which can cause harm to people and the environment. Butyl Cellosolve, for example, is a primary ingredient in many popular degreasers today; however, it is well known to be very harmful to humans. There are many other toxic solvents hidden within degreasers in common use today.

 

Problems with Traditional Degreasers

One of the greatest issues with traditional degreasers is emulsification. Emulsifiers remove oil from surfaces and hold them within the water mixture for long periods of time. Whilst this can be an effective way to degrease, it leaves behind a large volume of highly contaminated waste water which cannot be disposed of safely without expensive processing.

The waste water produced by emulsifying degreasers contains high concentrations of toxic hydrocarbons. Because these hydrocarbons are so effectively mixed with water, they become highly “bio-available” meaning they are easily ingested by plant and animals – particularly marine life.

What are the Regulations of NT-Degreaser

There are strict regulations in most countries on the levels of hydrocarbon allowed in waste water. In almost all cases, an emulsifying degreaser will produce waste water that does not fall within these regulations.

New, Safe Technology in Industrial NT-Degreaser
Developments in chemical technology have led to the development of industrial degreasers that overcome the problems associated with traditional products.

New and more effective degreasers are now available which are derived from plant-based materials rather than petrochemicals. Advances in surfactant technology have also done away with the need for many of the problematic ingredients found in degreasers, which can affect waste water quality and place the environment at risk.

Aside from the environmental impact, the right choice of degreaser can have a massive and direct impact on the costs of waste water processing.

New NT-Degreaser heavy-duty industrial degreaser is now available which are actually more effective than the toxic, dangerous product they replace. Non-toxic, quick break degreasers that lift oil-based soils without causing an emulsion are the leading solution to safe, eco-friendly industrial degreasing.

Derived from natural ingredients, the NT-Degreaser safe for workers, eco-friendly and lead to better waste water quality by enabling full separation of oil and other hydrocarbons in oil water separators.Industrial degreasing solvents are a solution that is used to prepare or ready a part or metal object for further or additional operations, such as painting or electroplating. The solvent is made up of a particular chemical solution, which could include multiple chemicals to make up a certain degreasing concoction, in order to dissolve machining fluids and contaminants that could be lingering on the part or metal object.

NT-Degreaser should be applied directly on the surface either by wiping, brushing or spraying. If done correctly, and if a strong enough industrial degreasing solvent was used, the entire process should have removed any dirt, oil, grease, loose particles, and any other contaminants that might still exist or have stained the surface of the material or object.

An additional step that people and companies use to clean a metal or whatever material it is that needs cleaning is through immersion. Immersing the object into a tank of some sort, with the contents of the industrial degreasing solvent and agitating it (similar to how a washing machine works) is an effective method to removing particles and contaminants from the piece.

What are the Benefits of NT-Degreaser

The benefits to using NT-Degreaser versus other types of cleaning agents, especially vapor degreasing solutions, include:

The reduction of emissions when compared to vapor degreasing operations
Not nearly as much venting is required, which means it is much easier to rapidly set up and put in place a small degreasing operation
Liquid solvents are simply easier to deal with than vapor degreasing agents
To learn more about industrial degreasing solvents and how their use can benefit you or your company, get in touch with WSI INDUSTRIES, LLC sooner rather than later. WSI INDUSTRIES, LLC is an established company that can provide a plethora of knowledge and information as it pertains to industrial degreasing solvents, which will subsequently help you make the right decision based on what operation you are performing on your materials.

What is NT-Degreaser?

The NT-Degreaser is a heavy duty degreaser designed to cut film, oil, and grease from industrial parts, chassis, painted surfaces, and is an exceptional general purpose floor cleaner. This degreaser is safer than most other corrosive degreasers, NT-Degreaser is biodegradable and does not contain petroleum solvents. NT-Degreaser are chemical substances that dissolve water-insoluble substances (greases, dirt and oils) from hard surfaces. They are generally used as a degreasing agent for removing substances from machines, floors, tools and hard surfaces. The NT-Degreaser is used to remove grease, grime, oil and other oil-based contaminants from a variety of substrates including automotive or miscellaneous metallic parts. A degreaser is generally required in areas that need heavy duty cleaning such as restaurants. Heavy duty degreasers are manufactured from hydrocarbon solvents such as kerosene and xylene.
A degreaser has the following benefits for users:
Completely removes insoluble substances.
An eco-friendly cleaner.
Less hazardous to humans.
Non-corrosive and non-conductive.

Application of NT-Degreaser

NT-Degreaser is not solvent-based or solvent-containing substances, and may contain surfactants as active ingredients. The solvents used in degreasers have a dissolving action on grease and similar water-insoluble substances. An alkaline washing agent is added to the solvent-containing NT-Degreaser to enhance its degreasing ability. NT-Degreaser can also be produced as solvent-free, based on alkaline chemicals and/or surfactants.
The task of industrial cleaning and degreasing covers a wide range of applications across almost every conceivable industry, particularly in wash bays for heavy vehicles, trains, and aircraft. Regular cleaning is a vital part of most industrial maintenance regimes and it’s not just about maintaining appearances. Keeping equipment, vehicles and work spaces clean is an integral part of looking after critical infrastructure as well as maintaining a safe and healthy working environment.

Put simply “soiling” is any unwanted substance that covers an object. Whilst that could mean almost anything, it is possible to break soils down into two categories:

Organic soiling is anything derived from living material (including fossils fuels) such as oil, petroleum products, grease, fats, proteins and living matter.
Inorganic soiling typically includes matter such as scale, minerals, clay, dirt and rust.
Most industrial cleaning tasks require the removal of mixed soils, which is a combination of both organic and inorganic materials. In these situations organic contaminants such as oil and grease build up on equipment where they bond with dust, dirt and other matter.

For this reason industrial cleaning has a high focus on degreasing and the lifting of oils from surfaces, along with the contaminants they trap. Most industrial cleaning tasks are, therefore, best defined as industrial degreasing tasks.


Traditional Industrial Degreasers

Traditional industrial degreasers are based on a combination of ingredients that are combined in varying degrees to obtain the desired cleaning / degreasing effect. Some of these ingredients can cause significant unwanted side-effects such as damage to equipment or contamination of waste-water.

The NT-Degreaser ingredients include:

Builders
Inhibitors
Chelating Agents
Sequestering Agents
Saponifiers
Emulsifiers
Strong Alkalies
Petroleum Products

NT-Degreaser remove oils and other soils through aggressive chemical reactions. Whilst these reactions can be effective at degreasing surfaces, they can also just as easily damage the surface being cleaned. They can also pose burn risks to workers and can harm the environment.

NT-Degreaser does not contain toxic and environmentally damaging surfactants and/or solvents, which can cause harm to people and the environment. Butyl Cellosolve, for example, is a primary ingredient in many popular degreasers today; however, it is well known to be very harmful to humans. There are many other toxic solvents hidden within degreasers in common use today.

 

Problems with Traditional Degreasers

One of the greatest issues with traditional degreasers is emulsification. Emulsifiers remove oil from surfaces and hold them within the water mixture for long periods of time. Whilst this can be an effective way to degrease, it leaves behind a large volume of highly contaminated waste water which cannot be disposed of safely without expensive processing.

The waste water produced by emulsifying degreasers contains high concentrations of toxic hydrocarbons. Because these hydrocarbons are so effectively mixed with water, they become highly “bio-available” meaning they are easily ingested by plant and animals – particularly marine life.

What are the Regulations of NT-Degreaser

There are strict regulations in most countries on the levels of hydrocarbon allowed in waste water. In almost all cases, an emulsifying degreaser will produce waste water that does not fall within these regulations.

New, Safe Technology in Industrial NT-Degreaser
Developments in chemical technology have led to the development of industrial degreasers that overcome the problems associated with traditional products.

New and more effective degreasers are now available which are derived from plant-based materials rather than petrochemicals. Advances in surfactant technology have also done away with the need for many of the problematic ingredients found in degreasers, which can affect waste water quality and place the environment at risk.

Aside from the environmental impact, the right choice of degreaser can have a massive and direct impact on the costs of waste water processing.

New NT-Degreaser heavy-duty industrial degreaser is now available which are actually more effective than the toxic, dangerous product they replace. Non-toxic, quick break degreasers that lift oil-based soils without causing an emulsion are the leading solution to safe, eco-friendly industrial degreasing.

Derived from natural ingredients, the NT-Degreaser safe for workers, eco-friendly and lead to better waste water quality by enabling full separation of oil and other hydrocarbons in oil water separators.Industrial degreasing solvents are a solution that is used to prepare or ready a part or metal object for further or additional operations, such as painting or electroplating. The solvent is made up of a particular chemical solution, which could include multiple chemicals to make up a certain degreasing concoction, in order to dissolve machining fluids and contaminants that could be lingering on the part or metal object.

NT-Degreaser should be applied directly on the surface either by wiping, brushing or spraying. If done correctly, and if a strong enough industrial degreasing solvent was used, the entire process should have removed any dirt, oil, grease, loose particles, and any other contaminants that might still exist or have stained the surface of the material or object.

An additional step that people and companies use to clean a metal or whatever material it is that needs cleaning is through immersion. Immersing the object into a tank of some sort, with the contents of the industrial degreasing solvent and agitating it (similar to how a washing machine works) is an effective method to removing particles and contaminants from the piece.

What are the Benefits of NT-Degreaser

The benefits to using NT-Degreaser versus other types of cleaning agents, especially vapor degreasing solutions, include:

The reduction of emissions when compared to vapor degreasing operations
Not nearly as much venting is required, which means it is much easier to rapidly set up and put in place a small degreasing operation
Liquid solvents are simply easier to deal with than vapor degreasing agents
To learn more about industrial degreasing solvents and how their use can benefit you or your company, get in touch with WSI INDUSTRIES, LLC sooner rather than later. WSI INDUSTRIES, LLC is an established company that can provide a plethora of knowledge and information as it pertains to industrial degreasing solvents, which will subsequently help you make the right decision based on what operation you are performing on your materials.

Specialty Chemical Division

N-Terpinal NT-DeScaler is a synthetic acid with surfactant base green chemical agent for the safe removal of rust and scale from ferrous and non-ferrous metals, concrete, and other substrates. N-Terpinal NT-DeScaler is a highly concentrated chemical emulsion, designed to replace corrosive acids and flammable compounds. It is environmentally safe, containing the newest research in chemical technology and proven one of the most aggressive aqueous descalers. It is also a great product for the removal of ash and scale from a burn-off oven processes. Instructions: NT-DeScaler is a stable chemical formulation which is designed for a safe acid cleaning process. The product can be sprayed on, or parts can be soaked to remove the contamination. Flash rust and light scale can be removed on contact, while heavy rust and scale may be soaked for several hours or over night. The NT-DeScaler will clean and etch concrete to prep for concrete coating systems.Scale is the accumulation of minerals such as calcium and magnesium on the waterside of boiler heating surfaces. When boiler water turns to steam, residual minerals are left in the boiler. These minerals then settle out of the boiler water and form scale on the boiler heating surfaces.Unlike the harsh chemicals you’ve used in the past, NT-Degreaser is a safe, quick, and easy solution.

NT-Degreaser is used for stainless steel, and it is safe on steel, iron, copper, plastic, and rubber. With NT-Degreaser, iron oxide deposits and calcium carbonate deposits are guaranteed to dissolve. Chemical descalers can handle various industrial descaler applications, such as boilers, hot water tanks, steam generators, plate, and shell heat exchangers, condensers, chillers, cooling coils, oil coolers, and more.Water-formed deposits, such as limescale, can rob equipment of much of its efficiency, increase operating costs, and shorten equipment life. A chemical descaler is an easy and effective way to remove deposits like scale, limescale, and rust. Chemical descalers act on calcium carbonate, sulfate, and silica buildup to break them down and flush them from the system.

Chemical scale removal can be accomplished in several ways, but it is most effective when the chemical is pumped through the piping and connections of a system. WSI INDUSTRIES, LLC. provides NT-Degreaser biodegradable liquid descaler products that safely dissolve all water scale, lime, rust and other water-formed deposits. With our individualized approach, we help you restore equipment and systems efficiently, economically and safely. Whether you are looking to lower head pressures, reduce power consumption, extend equipment life or increase water flow and function, our eco-friendly and safe-to-handle NT-Descaler can be customized for your commercial cleaning application.Understanding the cleaning effectiveness or scale dissolvability of NT-Descaler during cleaning is an important part of your procedural steps. This simple practice is designed to make sure your solutions activity level retains functionality. Performing these tests can be accommodated in two straightforward methods, measuring the pH value of your circulating solution and mapping the readings or a simple calcium carbonate spot test of the circulating solution.

Testing the pH of your  NT-Descale solution during circulation is one method that will identify NT-Descaler activity level. The pH of  NT-Descaler starts out with a value of less than 3. As  NT-Descaler dissolves the deposits within your equipment, it absorbs the calcium into a liquid suspension, thus naturally neutralizing the solution. Frequent pH readings at intervals of every 10-15 minutes will allow you to map your solution’s activity during a cleaning procedure.

Example: if you have been testing your pH with a consistent pH reading below 3 and the solution abruptly rises, take additional readings to make sure this is a consistent pattern. If your pH has a consistent 5.5 reading or greater for multiple readings, your solution has become neutralized and you will need to add an additional product to complete your cleaning. If you have circulated for the recommended time duration, the pH did not go above 4 and you are not visually seeing any additional bubbling & foaming, your cleaning is complete. You can now start flushing your piece of equipment with clean water.

A calcium carbonate spot test is performed by simply having a sample of your NT-Descaler solution come in contact with a form of calcium carbonate. The calcium carbonate utilized can be a sample of the deposit you are cleaning, a calcium tablet, or concrete. When you add the calcium to your  NT-Descaler solution, if the product is active, it will bubble and foam. If you add the calcium tablet and visualize a little reaction, your solution is neutralized. You can perform this test with fresh  NT-Descaler so you understand how the fresh products will react vs depleted. If your  NT-Descale solution has lost its effectiveness, you will need to add fresh ScaleBreak to complete the cleaning. If your  NT-Descale remained active during the recommended cleaning duration, you can perform a clean water flush.

7 Things To Consider When You Are Buying A Metal Degreaser

7 Things To Consider When You Are Buying A Metal Degreaser

Cleaning metal surfaces is an important part of maintaining a safe and healthy work environment. Metal degreasers are designed to remove oils, greases, and other contaminants from metal surfaces, and they come in a variety of formulations to suit different applications. When choosing a metal degreaser, it is important to consider a number of factors, which we will cover in this blog.

What Factors Should I Consider When Buying A Metal Degreaser?

When buying a metal degreaser, there are a few factors you should consider. We are going to discuss them all here, one by one.

1. The Type of Metal that Needs to be Cleaned

The first is what type of metal the degreaser is designed to clean. Some degreasers are designed to clean only one type of metal, while others are designed to clean multiple types. For instance, aluminum is corroded by alkaline degreasers, while stainless steel is resistant to most degreasers. If you have a specific type of metal that you need to clean, make sure to buy a degreaser that is designed for that type.

2. The Severity of the Contamination

Heavy-duty degreasers are necessary for removing stubborn contaminants, while less aggressive degreasers can be used for light cleaning.

3. The Metal Degreaser’s Strength

The second factor to consider is the strength of the degreaser. Stronger degreasers will usually be more effective at removing tougher stains and build-up, but they can also be harsher on your metal. If you are using a strong industrial degreaser on a delicate metal, you may need to take extra care to avoid damaging the metal.

4. The Price

The third factor to consider is the price of the degreaser. In general, higher quality degreasers will cost more money. However, it is important to remember that the price is not always indicative of quality. There are some high-quality degreasers that are very affordable, so do not assume that the most expensive degreaser is necessarily the best.

5. Customer Reviews

The fourth factor to consider is the reviews of the degreaser. Checking online reviews can give you a good idea of how well a particular metal degreaser works. Be sure to read both positive and negative reviews to get a well-rounded idea of the product.

6. The Warranty

The fifth and final factor to consider is the warranty. Many companies offer warranties on their products, so be sure to check and see if the degreaser you are considering has one. This can give you peace of mind in knowing that you can return or exchange the product if it does not work well for you.

7. The Environmental Conditions it will be Used in

When choosing a metal degreaser, it is important to consider the environmental conditions where the degreaser will be used. Some degreasers emit harmful fumes, so it is important to choose a product that is suitable for the workspace. For example, if the degreaser will be used in an enclosed space, it is important to choose a product that does not emit harmful fumes. Additionally, some degreasers are flammable, so it is important to choose a product that is safe to use in the workplace.

Solvent Replacement is your go-to source for metal degreasers. We offer a variety of products that are compatible with a variety of metals and environmental conditions. Our degreasers are effective at removing oils, greases, and other contaminants, and are safe to use in a variety of workplaces. Contact us today to learn more about our products and how we can help you meet your cleaning needs.

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How to Remove Metal Paint with Solvent Chemicals & Paint Stripper?

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Removing paint stains from any hard surface is undoubtedly the most challenging task. But there’s a solution finally! It takes some particular solvent chemicals to remove paint from hard surfaces.

Though paint stripper is the best chemical itself, it takes a few other strong chemicals to break the adhesion of stubborn paint stains from numerous surfaces. Here we’re going to list three different surfaces from which you can remove the paint using different paint strippers or other chemicals.

Types of Surfaces to Remove Metal Paint Using Paint Strippers

Paint on metal usually gets dry with time, and it can be removed by one of three processes:

  • Heat
  • Chemical
  • Sanding

However, Ammonia and Acetone are the two widely used chemicals to remove paint from the metal surface. Sanding is another convenient solution, but for other options, if you’re working on a small or delicate piece. If you consider using chemical strippers on metal, it’s usually available in liquid, aerosol, or paste form.

Carpet

To remove dried paint from the carpet, apply hot water with small dish soap. Let it soak for a few minutes; this will soften the paint. Once it gets completely soft, pick away the paint with the help of a knife or scrapper. You can add more solutions if required.

If this doesn’t work, then use Turpentine. It works best to clean paint from the carpet; and this solvent breaks dried paint from the carpet fibers, and Turpentine removes all paint from the carpet.

Wood

Paint strippers are always best for removing paint from wood. We can say it is a solvent chemical as it works by softening the old finish of the paint so that it can be removed easily.

 Paint strippers are available as a liquid, gel, or paste and are pretty effective at removing paint from the wood used in large projects, curved shapes, and fine details.

Since wood is highly flammable, thus one needs to be extra careful. Keep the tool at distances of inches from the desired area until the paint begins to blister. If you see any sign of smoke, then stop immediately. Next, remove old paint with a paint scraper and wipe the surface clean.

What Chemical will remove paint & what is the fastest way to remove metal paint?

Following are the types of chemicals that are best for removing paint from any surface;

Solvent-Based Paint Stripper

The solvent-based paint removers work by breaking the bond between paint and object. The effective ingredients inside the chemical work by swelling the paint and weakening the paint’s bond to the surface.

Historically, the solvent-based paint strippers used to contain a chemical called methylene chloride, which is now restricted to workshops only. You’ll need to give proof before purchasing any paint strippers with methylene chloride.

Caustic Based Paint Stripper

The Caustic paint removers work a bit differently as the ingredients work, breaking down the chemicals in the paint. This chemical contains a high pH level, and the active ingredient is sodium hydroxide, and it reacts to the oily ingredients with the paint and starts breaking it down.

Caustic-based paint strippers attract moisture because of dampness. Whereas, Caustic alkalis can damage the cellulosic fibers of wood, for example, causing permanent damage. Never use a caustic paint stripper on hardwoods to turn the wood black.

Let me suggest another best solution, the N- terminal products. This category of paint solvent chemicals is best to use for such purposes. At Solvent Replacement, you can expect to get the best quality chemicals that will instantly remove paint from wood, metal, and other surfaces.

What is the Best Paint Stripper for Wood?

Wooden furniture makes a perfect addition to any bedroom or other home furniture, but what to do when the paint becomes hard to remove? For this, you need the best quality paint stripper. Often people confuse paint stripper with paint remover, assuming both are same. No, they’re not!

The paint stripper is specifically designed to remove paint from surfaces, while paint remover comes handy to remove other materials like; oil and grease. Whether or not paint remover can be used on a wood deck depends on the ingredients in the remover.

When it comes to removing paint from wooden furniture, it’s a tricky task that needs an efficient hand to quickly. For your assistance, we’ve shared an easy guide below to help you learn the process without any confusion.

How to Remove Paint from Wooden Furniture?

  • The procedure begins with determining the type of paint required for furniture. If the paint is latex or acrylic, you can remove it with a heat gun or hairdryer. Simply heat up the paint until it begins to bubble, and then use a scraper or brush to remove it. Make sure not to overheat the paint, as this can damage the wood.
  • If you’re using oil-based paint, you’ll need to use a chemical stripper. Start with removing any loose or flaking paint with a scraper.
  • Now, apply the stripper to the furniture with a brush and let it sit for several minutes. Use brush or scraper to remove stripper and paint.
  • Once you remove all paint, sand the furniture to remove any residual paint or stripper. Start with coarse-grit sandpaper and work your way up to a finer grit. Once you’ve sanded the furniture, you’re ready to finish it however you like!

 

What is the Best Paint Stripper for Wood Steps?

The best paint stripper, either for wooden furniture or wood steps, depends on the type of paint being removed. Some paint strippers are designed to remove latex paint, while others remove oil-based paint.

Always read the label of the paint stripper to make sure that it is designed to remove the type of paint that is on the surface and needs to get removed. If you are unsure about using a suitable paint stripper, you can consult Solvent Replacement for convenient guidance.

Our dedicated representative will not only guide you well about the best paint stripper for wood steps and wooden furniture but will also suggest to you the best texture to choose for the required surface. Also, we’ll recommend a product that will remove the paint without damaging the surface underneath as all paint strippers are not necessarily safe to use for wood.

Some products contain harsh chemicals that can damage the wood. Always read the product’s label before using it to make sure that it is safe for the surface that you are trying to strip.

As far as choosing the best paint remover for the wood deck is concerned, so here are two main things to consider;

  • Some paint removers contain harsh chemicals that can damage the wood, while others are made with more gentle ingredients.
  • To get the best paint remover for a wood deck, read the label to make sure it is safe for use on wood.

Using paint strippers/removers to peel off hard paint coating from wood surfaces might sound regular task, but it takes a lot of safety precautions and criteria to choose the type of paint. Always follow the instructions, even if you own all the essential requirements.

 At Solvent Replacement, we provide durable and quality paint strippers. They’re affordable, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly. Contact us today.

The Best Paint Stripper – Let’s test it together!

With our experience in restoring old homes, we know that chemical paint strippers are the only way to go. They work by donating an electron from one substance (paint) and removing it into another, often leaving you with nothing but clean wood or metal!

Let’s test if the product would remove the paint effectively before working on thousands of square feet. This experiment involves testing of paint stripper that is designed for many industrial cleaning and stripping applications. It is a standard cleaner used by professionals around the town.

I’m super excited to share my latest paint stripper adventure with you! I had fun testing out the paint stripper chemical and documenting the process. There are so many options for chemical cleaners, but finding one that works well can be difficult sometimes – especially if they don’t have good reviews or extensive research (which is why this test was necessary). Painting and decorating is usually a tremendous job, and it takes hours of work to get everything looking just right! But maybe with some help from these chemicals, we can speed up the process so it won’t feel like such an accomplishment when guests come over this weekend…

The goal here was not only efficiency but also transparency—leaving no stone unturned in documenting every step while providing helpful resources where readers could find more info on their own if needed. So, let’s get started!

Staying Safe while stripping paint

When handling paint stripping chemicals, always be safe and wear the proper protective gear. Put down a drop cloth to prevent any spills from damaging your floors or getting on anything else nearby. Ensure you wear safety glasses (to protect against splashes) and chemical-resistant gloves.

How to use paint stripper?

Limiting the thickness of the product will help avoid dripping. Start from the top and work down, applying paint stripper chemical as needed to cover the entire surface while still limiting how much comes off in one go; this ensures uniform coverage, preventing problems like runs or drips.

Before starting the process, be sure to remove any hardware such as cabinet doors or drawers. Then apply your material, let it sit for a while, and scrape off all surfaces before returning everything to its original place!

Final Thoughts!

The N-terpinal floor paint stripper removed the paint quickly. However, there were still some stubborn stains in the deep wood grain, which isn’t an issue for a repaint since your surface is now free of all coatings! But when applying another layer on top – voila: The remaining pigment scraped right off with barely any effort required.

The modern solvent-based paint strippers are much gentler than the old-school ones that will burn your head off. The new paint strippers can also be neutralized, making them easy to use in most cases! I recommend using these types if you want something safe for any home or business projects around paint stripping since they’re environmentally friendly too – win/win, right?

If you need to remove old paint coatings from your wood floors, grab the N-Terpinal paint stripper by WSI Industries. The Floor Paint Stripper Liquid has added citric acid, which helps remove multi-layered paints easily without any blisters or cracks! For new installations, use this stripper and get back up on track fast.

The paint stripper doesn’t contain harsh chemicals that could damage other surfaces in close proximity while also being safe enough for even children access at all times during paint stripping sessions since there’s no open flame involved, so everyone can enjoy their time doing chores around the home.

How to Use Engine Degreaser Spray? Best Guide

Once there was a time when cleaning machinery and other major industrial items were no less than a rocket science. But today it is! Thanks to big advancements in the chemical world, that finally provided a solution to clean all sticky grease and oil from the hard surfaces.

To kill all grease, now there’s degreaser spray. Degreaser spray is used in various industries, from car engines to solvent chemicals. For instance, it can be used for cleaning engines, cleaning machinery, and other industrial equipment.

Degreaser spray is also helpful for solvent chemicals and demands other common uses. However, when it comes to counting the types of degreaser spray, then Engine degreaser stands to be the dominant yet highly preferred one.

An Engine degreaser spray is designed to remove oil and grease from metal and aluminum substrates quickly. We can call it a cleaner and degreaser, as it’s known to be the best degreaser for car engines especially.

It is a Non-hazardous, non-flammable, and non-hazmat degreaser. What mainly matters is, choosing the right type of degreaser spray for the job, depending on the substrate and the type of grease or oil to be removed.

So let’s learn more about this degreaser spray in terms of use and cleaning. Highlighting the question people often ask, we’ll answer how it works. After all, a manufacturer knows best how their chemical works well.

Do you have to Wash off Engine Degreaser?    

We’ll recommend avoiding direct spray on electrical components and less spray much water into areas that take time to dry. But, if you have compressed air available, you can blast air in the nooks and crannies to remove excess water.

Still, carefully read the instructions while using an engine degreaser. Many degreasers need to be washed off with soap and water, while others can be wiped off with a cloth.

Degreaser sprays for cars are a great way to clean your engine, but be cautious about using them. Always read the directions and follow the manufacturer’s instructions. If you have any questions, contact the manufacturer.

Is Engine Degreaser Safe for Paint?                    

There is still a debate about whether engine degreaser is safe for paint or not. Some people say that it is safe to use, while others believe it can damage the paint.

The fact is, the main ingredient in engine degreaser is usually petroleum. This can be harmful to the paint on your car if you directly spray it onto it and leave it to sit. The degreaser can also remove any wax or sealant on the paint, which will leave it unprotected.

The thumb rule is always to test a small area before using an engine degreaser on the entire car. If you decide to use it, be sure to rinse the area well afterward and apply a new coat of wax or sealant.

What is the Best Degreaser for Car Engine?  

The best degreaser for a car engine is a highly concentrated degreasing formulation that quickly removes oil and grease from the surface. It can be sprayed onto the substrate, or you can apply it to a cloth and wipe the surface clean.

The best example is the N-terpinal degreaser. It is a non-hazardous, non-flammable, and non-hazmat product, which makes it safe to use. It’s also environmentally friendly so that you can use it with confidence—one of the best engine degreasers to remove all stubborn oil and grease from your car engines.

Spraying on a degreaser is a great way to clean engine parts. It can be used on all engines, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and ATV engines. It’s essential to decrease your engine regularly to prevent the build-up of grease and oil, which can lead to performance problems.

NTD degreaser is the perfect degreaser for this job – it’s safe, easy to use, and gets the job done quickly. So if you’re looking for a great engine degreaser spray, then come to us, the Solvent Replacements in the US.

Our engine degreaser sprays are biodegradable and eco-friendly. We offer an immense variety of degreasing products that are sure to meet your needs.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SPRAY DEGREASERS – AN EXPERT’S GUIDE

You know that feeling. You have been working on your car all day, and your hands are caked with grease. Not only is it tough to get off your skin, but it is also difficult to remove off a car engine. That’s where a degreaser spray comes in handy. But not all spray on degreasers are created equal. So, what qualities should you look for when choosing a degreaser spray for your car engine? In this blog, we will provide some tips on how to choose the right degreaser spray for your needs, so you can make an informed choice.

What is a Good Degreaser Spray?

When it comes to spray-on degreasers, there are a few essential properties that an effective degreaser spray should have. The first property is that the degreaser should quickly and easily remove grease, oils, and dirt from various surfaces. The degreaser should also be non-toxic and safe for use on many surfaces. Additionally, the degreaser should be environment-friendly and biodegradable.

There are a variety of degreaser sprays on the market, but not all of them are created equal. When choosing a degreaser spray, it is essential to choose one that meets your specific needs. For example, if you are looking for a degreaser spray for use in an industrial setting, you will want to choose a degreaser that is specifically designed for that purpose. The reason is that industrial degreaser sprays have different solvent chemicals having varying concentrations and formulae than those for domestic uses. There are many different types of degreaser sprays available on the market (for instance, degreaser spray for cars), so be sure to do your research before making a purchase.

What Makes Up a Good Degreaser Spray

The perfect degreaser spray should have specific properties in order to be effective for industrial use. These include:

  1. It Must Fit the Bill: For a job well done, you don’t want to make the mistake of buying a light-strength degreaser suitable for domestic uses to do an industrial job. Make sure you buy the right degreaser spray.
  2. It Must Clean Effectively: The degreaser spray should be able to remove grease, oil, and dirt easily and quickly from various surfaces. It should also be non-toxic and environment-friendly to be used safely in a variety of settings.
  3. It Must be Affordable and Easy-to-Use: You don’t want a degreaser spray that rips you off. Neither do you want one that has confusing instructions on the label. Make the right pick!
  4. It Must be Safe and Non-Toxic: A good degreaser spray won’t harm the surface you spray it on. For instance, Solvent Replacement has degreaser spray bottles that are free of harmful chemicals like Methylene Chloride.

How do you Apply Degreaser?

To apply the degreaser spray, spray it generously on the substrate you wish to remove. Let it sit for the amount of time recommended on the label. For spots with more stubborn stains that persist, you may need to repeat the process with a second coat.

Choosing a degreaser that meets all the criteria mentioned above can be difficult, but Solvent Replacement has developed degreasers that meet them all. Our N-Terpinal products are designed to remove grease, oils, and dirt quickly and effectively from various surfaces. Additionally, all our cleaner and degreaser products are non-toxic and safe for use on several surfaces.

Our engine degreaser spray is also environment-friendly and biodegradable. If you are looking for an effective degreaser spray, be sure to check out Solvent Replacement. We offer a variety of degreasing products that are sure to meet your needs

How To Remove Paint from Intricate Wood? – Using Wood Paint Stripper

You can keep your wooden furniture looking fresh and new with a quick coat of paint or stain. But if you want to make sure it lasts for years, don’t forget the importance of removing old stains from hardwood floors before applying any new layer.

This article has some great tips on how best to remove those unwanted marks that might be leftover from poor painting jobs in homes where wood is being refurbished. We will give you concise guidance about using a paint stripper for wood.

When stripping paint using solvent chemicals, following these steps correctly is essential to get it done and stay successful. Before starting any work on your home or office space, ensure that you have all the necessary equipment and chemicals available by following our simple guide.

Steps of removing paint from wood

Ensure That The Wood Underneath Is Worth Exposing

If you want to strip old paint from furniture, cabinets, and other things, be sure the wood underneath is something you can work with after the old paint layer is gone. However, this will depend on what kind of finish you want for the final product. Suppose you want a clear exterior coat; in that case, this won't matter as much. But if not, consider using polyurethane stripping products because they hide flaws well enough without making them worse than their original states.

Ensure that the wood that you want to expose is worth the effort. Using N- terpinal products or solvent chemicals will be useless if the wood is rotten or moldy.

Test for Lead Presence

Lead is a toxic metal and can cause the wood to rot or become useless due to its presence. TheEPA has helpful tips on removing lead paint safely since potentially dangerous lead is present inside the old wood.

Consider Professional Help

If the wood you want to strip has led, it is better to seek professional help. Some tools require an expert hand to operate. These professional wood paint strippers speed up the process and use the best solvent chemicals for the procedure.

Get Necessary Tools and Equipment

For a professional-looking finish, it is essential to have the right tools for your job. First, decide on what brand of chemical paint stripper you prefer and then purchase accessories like paintbrushes and clothes so that cleanup can be efficiently completed without any mess. Get accessories such as dry clothes for cleanup, gloves, glasses, masks, and others. Finally, purchase a paint stripper for wood from Solvent Replacement as they have the best quality removers available.

Apply Stripper According to Directions

If you have a question in mind, what is the easiest way to get paint off of wood? Then we have the correct answer. Solvent Replacement has the best paint stripper for wood that gives effective results without damaging the surface. These strippers only need to be on the surface for a short time and removed using scraping tools.

Use Scrapper or Putty Knife

When you get to the step of scraping, use a putty knife or scraper. These tools are made to ensure that the surface remains intact while the layer peels. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and use soft hands. You might need to re-scrape if the paint does not peel in the first go.

Remove the Excess

Once you have used solvent chemicals and removed the layer, finish the process by scrubbing excess paint and stripper chemical. Use an abrasive brush or pad, and then wipe the surface clean with a cloth.

Final Word

Using paint solvent chemicals and peeling paint from wood might seem easy, but it requires safety precautions from your side. While you may have all the equipment necessary for safety, do follow instructions. Consider high-quality wood paint strippers from Solvent Replacement as they are effective, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly.https://ko-fi.com/post/Best-Ways-to-Remove-Paint-from-Wo