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Good to know, I think the last time I used some it didn't have "Ultra" in the title.What did you use it on?
I finally found a very good paint stripper. It is Kleanstrip Ultra aircraft paint stripper. This stuff does work quickly like the old style aircraft paint stripper that had the Methelene Chloride. I don't think this has the Methelene Chloride but what ever is in it works well. I would say it is strictly to be used outdoors with heavy gloves. It is very volitle!!! Kleanstrip has two types of aircraft paint stripper. One is whimpy and not worth buying but the Ultra is good. Amazon sells it as well as Eastwood. It isn't cheap. ~$49 a quart and $99 for a gallon. Thought I woulld share the info. -P.
+ 1 ON the Kleenstrip. It strips clearcoat from hubs and engine cases in minutes.
Quote from: Ozzybud on January 17, 2025, 06:35:15 PM+ 1 ON the Kleenstrip. It strips clearcoat from hubs and engine cases in minutes.This is not what I used. The pic you posted if for the worthless type of Kleanstrip. The one I used is the Kleanstrip Ultra. See attached photo of the product.-P.
Quote from: pjlogue on January 18, 2025, 01:33:44 AMQuote from: Ozzybud on January 17, 2025, 06:35:15 PM+ 1 ON the Kleenstrip. It strips clearcoat from hubs and engine cases in minutes.This is not what I used. The pic you posted if for the worthless type of Kleanstrip. The one I used is the Kleanstrip Ultra. See attached photo of the product.-P.Thank you I found a quart on Ebay for $37.00.The other stuff has worked fine for me on hubs and sidecases. Likely this will work better.