JAX Lacquer Remover - Metal Finishing Solution - Removes Lacquer and Paint from Metal Surfaces - 2 Ounce

JAX Lacquer Remover - Metal Finishing Solution - Removes Lacquer and Paint from Metal Surfaces - 2 Ounce

The JAX Lacquer Remover removes lacquer. To ensure the best results, clean your metal of all oil, grease and wax. Using JAX Lacquer Remover is simple: prepare and clean the surface to be treated, apply the JAX Lacquer Remover, wash well with water and dry. Best results are achieved by soaking the entire object in the JAX Lacquer Remover. Rinse the object with water and use a stiff brush to remove loose lacquer. Do NOT dilute the JAX Lacquer Remover. NEVER EXPIRE: JAX products never expire; however, they can deteriorate over time if not cared for properly. Safety is the first priority. Always store JAX products at room temperature, in tightly closed original containers PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA BY JAX CHEMICAL COMPANY, a quarter of a century of giving our customers uncompromising quality. Go ahead, experience a metal polish that's tried and trusted Using JAX Lacquer Remover is simple: prepare and clean the surface to be treated, apply the JAX Lacquer Remover, wash well with water and dry. The JAX Lacquer Remover only removes lacquer. To ensure the best results, clean your metal of all oil, grease and wax. JAX manufactures metal cleaners that are optimal for prepping your metal, but there is no one cleaner that will guarantee perfection. Your choice of cleaner depends on what you are trying to remove from your metal. Wearing gloves is highly recommended as to not introduce oils from your hands to the metal. To be safe, eye protection is always recommended. Best results are achieved by soaking the entire object in the JAX Lacquer Remover. Rinse the object with water and use a stiff brush to remove loose lacquer. Do NOT dilute the JAX Lacquer Remover. On particularly heavy lacquers, you may need to repeat the procedure a second time. If the metal surface discolors, clean the object with one of the JAX Metal Cleaners. Use a polishing cloth to achieve your desired finish. Once you are happy with your finish, you may wax, oil, or lacquer the metal as a final step, although in many cases leaving the metal ?unprotected? may be desirable