Orange-Peel Stripping Gel

$24.00

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$37.00

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Orange-Peel Stripping Gel 500ml and 4L Orange-Peel Paint Stripper is easy to use, yet very fast acting and will remove multiple layers of most paints from wood, metal or masonry in...

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Orange-Peel Stripping Gel 500ml and 4L

Orange-Peel Paint Stripper is easy to use, yet very fast acting and will remove multiple layers of most paints from wood, metal or masonry in less than 30 minutes. To take care of coatings that take longer to soften, Orange-Peel stays active for up to 24 hours.

Non-flammable
Bio-degradable
Easy to use
No dangerous Methylene Chloride
Evaporates slowly
No unpleasant fumes
Use indoors and out
Fast acting
Economical

Orange-Peel is the new stripper alternative to methylene chloride and other dangerous paint strippers. Orange Peel is based on citrus extracts from oranges and is safer to use than other strippers, Orange-Peel is made with bio-degradable ingredients.

Orange-Peel is the official substitute of Citristrip as it is being sold by the same people who initially brought Citristrip to Australia!

Where to use it

Orange-Peel is safe to use on wood, metal and masondry. It should not be used on plastics, rubber, synthetic fibres and asphalt. Like with all paint strippers you should ALWAYS test a small area of the surface to be treated before proceeding with the whole job.

How to use it

1. Shake well and pour a quantity into a metal container

2. Brush a generous coat into the surface

3. Allow to penetrate the coating until it starts to lift.

This might take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours depending on the paint and the number of coats to be removed. On rare occasions a second application may be required.

Tip: Use a toothbrush with Orange-Peel paint remover wash to get into tight corners and other crevices to remove any paint residue.

Coverage:

2 to 3m per litre depending on the thickness of the paint layers.

Tip: Save the remover paint, add a little water and stripper and keep it in glass or metal jar. It will make a good brush cleaner and can even be used again on another stripping job.

How much paint do I need? Our Paint Calculator is a useful feature that calculates the amount of paint we require for a painting project. We will also soon be adding a feature that will allow you to calculate labour cost for the painting project. Usually for a 3 bedroom unit/house it takes 20L of ceiling paint. In most cases it's flat (for bathroom ceilings it's best to use mould proof or simple low sheen paint, 30 liters for walls usually its low sheen, and 4-6 Litres for woodwork.) Coverage in most cases is around 1L per 7 -10 Square meters, again it's for previously painted surfaces only. For new plasterboard its around 7 squares per 1 L per one coat, and the new render is 5 square meters per liter again for one coat.