Mipa Quick paint stripper is bought for one job and one job only: taking old paint off when sanding alone is the wrong approach. It is a professional paint remover with a paste like consistency and high effectiveness on many kinds of paint. That already tells you the main strength of Mipa Quick paint stripper. It is built to stay where it is placed and work into the old coating instead of running off the surface immediately.
Mipa Quick paint stripper is ready to use and gel like, free from CKW, NMP and aromatics, and suitable for removing old paint and varnish layers from common substrates such as wood, metal and stone. That broad substrate coverage makes it useful for refurbishment, repaint preparation and general stripping work where a mechanical route would either take too long or risk unnecessary damage to the base.
The paste or gel character is especially useful on vertical surfaces, edges and shaped parts because the stripper can stay in contact with the old layer long enough to do the work. that is one of the most practical selection points. A paint stripper that slides away from the area is wasted material. A stable stripper that holds in place is easier to control and easier to use economically.
The 750 gram and 2.5 kilogram pack sizes cover smaller repair stripping jobs as well as broader removal work. Whether the aim is to uncover a section, strip a part or clear back multiple layers before refinishing, Mipa Quick paint stripper gives a direct route back to the substrate.
| Stripper type | Ready to use professional paint remover with paste like consistency |
|---|---|
| Main function | Removal of old paint and varnish layers |
| Substrates | Common substrates such as wood, metal and stone |
| Formula notes | CKW free, NMP free, aromatic free |
| Application character | Gel or paste like for better hold on surfaces |
| Available sizes | 750 g, 2.5 kg |
| Option | Article number | EAN / GTIN |
|---|---|---|
| 2.5 kg | 267220000 | 4016176609349 |
| 750 g | 267210000 | 4016176609356 |
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