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Add to Cart202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash is a combination of several solvents, some of which are very slow to evaporate from the surface of gel coat being wiped. This characteristic is very important because the wax contaminants must stay in solution so that it can be wiped from the surface before it dries. 202 Solvent wash is also an excellent parts clean up and multi-purpose wipe down solvent.
Use before painting bare fiberglass gel coats. This solvent removes mold release agents, wax, oil, and grease. Leaves a properly cleaned surface for optimal paint adhesion. 202 Solvent is also used for cleaning painting tools.
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APPLICATION: Wipe a small area with a clean rag that has been wetted with Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202. While the surface is still wet, wipe with a clean, dry rag. Continue this process until the entire surface has been cleaned. Rinse with fresh water. If water beads up or separates, wipe the surface again with Fiberglass Solvent Wash. When the water sheets off, all contamination has been removed. Do not paint until surface is clean and dry.
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What is Interlux 202Q Fiberglass Solvent Boat Wash and Wax Remover used for?
Interlux 202Q Fiberglass Solvent Boat Wash and Wax Remover is a multi-purpose solvent wash for preparing bare fiberglass gelcoat before painting. It removes mold release agents, wax, oil, and grease, leaving a properly cleaned surface for paint adhesion. It can also be used for parts cleanup and wiping down painting tools.
How do you use Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash on fiberglass?
Wet a clean rag with Fiberglass Solvent Wash 202 and wipe a small area. While the surface remains wet, wipe it with a clean, dry rag. Continue across the entire surface, then rinse with fresh water. If water beads or separates, repeat the solvent-washing process until the water sheets off the surface.
When should Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash be used before painting?
Use Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash before painting bare fiberglass gelcoat to remove surface contamination such as wax, oil, grease, and mold release agents. The surface should be completely clean and dry before paint is applied to help provide the appropriate surface for paint adhesion.
Can Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash be used for cleanup?
Yes. In addition to preparing bare fiberglass gelcoat for painting, Interlux 202 Fiberglass Solvent Wash is described as an excellent parts cleanup and multi-purpose wipe-down solvent. It can also be used for cleaning painting tools.
How can you tell when fiberglass is properly cleaned with Interlux 202 Solvent Wash?
After the surface has been rinsed with fresh water, observe how the water behaves. If it beads up or separates, the surface should be wiped again with Fiberglass Solvent Wash. When the water sheets off the surface, the contamination has been removed. Do not paint until the surface is clean and dry.
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