Milk Paint Stripper / Powdered Paint Remover

An effective powder mixed with water makes a powerful paint stripper and remover, for more manageable and less expensive removal of thick, old paints. How to Use Non-Toxic Powered Paint Stripper Remover RMP Finishes offers paint removers that can quickly remove paint from interior and exterior surfaces, including the new and improved powder-based paint stripper. It can remove multiple layers of milk paint, other protein-based paints, shellacs, lacquers, and varnishes. (For removing polyurethanes, latex, and acrylic-based paints and coatings, we recommend using Soy Gel.) How many layers can our paint stripper remove? This stripping paint makes a thick, easily applied cream that dissolves up to eight layers of paint with one application. No toxic fumes, acids, or fire hazards exist, and difficult scraping or elbow grease labor is eliminated. Instructions and Product Information Keep this powered paint remover away from aluminum, clothing, plastics, linoleum, leather, and soft goods. Use it at a temperature of at least 65 degrees – the warmer the temperature the quicker the action.  You can use a heat gun to remove paint faster. Half Gallon includes two cups of powder, to make a half gallon after mixing. Gallon size includes four cups of powder, to make one gallon after mixing. Coverage: Half Gallon ≈ 100 sq. feet of coverage. Gallon ≈ 200 sq. feet of coverage. Please note that coverages are estimates to show the total area each size would cover. As with any removal project, multiple layers may be needed to remove the old paint completely. As well as offering you a fume-free paint removal solution, we also offer non-toxic paint that is available for purchase. Shop through a wide selection of paint stripper removers at RMP Finishes. Directions Do not mix paint stripper in aluminum or a rusty container. A thick plastic container is recommended. Do not use on painted drywall. Wear rubber gloves, protective clothing, protective eye gear, and a dust mask while using paint strippers. Avoid contact with clothing, soft goods, thin plastics, linoleum, and leather. Apply the product with minimum temperatures of 65ºF. Mix one (1) part of Milk Paint Remover with two (2) parts of water. Pour powder into the water while stirring. Stir thoroughly. The mixture will create heat. Allow the mixture to sit for ten minutes to thicken. The resulting paste should be easily workable with a putty knife. Add more water if the paste is too thick. Apply a thick, uniform coating over the old paint using a nylon brush or putty knife to strip paint. To keep removing paint, mist paste with water from the spray bottle as necessary. Check periodically to see if the paint has been removed. Milk Paint Remover works like a paint thinner over long periods of time and may take hours to dissolve old paints. Once the paint is stripped from the surface, remove the paste from the area with a putty knife. Rinse and scrub the area with clean water and a nylon or wire brush or scrubby pad. Some wooden surfaces may darken after remover is used. Use Oxalic Acid Wood Bleach to restore the original wood color. Store in powdered form at a moderate temperature. Coverage Half Gallon ≈ 100 sq. feet of coverage. Gallon ≈ 200 sq. feet of coverage. Please note that coverages are estimates to show the total area each size would cover. As with any removal project, multiple layers may be needed to remove the old paint completely. SDS Download Milk Paint Remover SDS here. Ingredients What Our Paint Stripper Is Made Of We believe in being honest with what is in our products. So, thats why we provide the ingredients used in them so you can rest assured knowing exactly what is in the product you use. It’s just another way we make it easier on you! Milk Paint Strippers/Removers is made with; Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate Sodium Carbonate Sodium Tripolyphosphate Calcium Hydroxide Natural plant-based Filler