Polyvine Varnish and Paint Remover

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Polyvine Varnish and Paint Remover offers a versatile solution for removing varnish and paint from a wide range of surfaces. This product is sought after by both professional decorators and amateur enthusiasts due to its effective performance and its ultra-low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) and solvent content.

Polyvine Varnish and Paint Remover offers a solution for safely and effectively removing varnish and paint from a range of surfaces. Its ultra-low VOC and solvent content align with modern environmental considerations, while its versatility and effectiveness cater to the needs of both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. Whether you’re restoring furniture, refreshing doors, or addressing other painting and varnishing projects, this product provides a safe and reliable method for achieving a clean and fresh surface.

The product is designed with an ultra-low VOC and solvent formula. This makes it environmentally friendly and safer to use, while still delivering effective results.
The product is suitable for household use, making it a convenient choice for various surfaces around the home.
This varnish and paint remover is versatile and can be used on a variety of surfaces, including floors, doors, walls, furniture, and more. Its compatibility with different materials allows you to address a range of removal needs.
The product is capable of removing multiple layers of varnish and paint, making it a reliable choice for tasks that require thorough stripping.
Its ultra-low VOC and solvent content make this product safe to use while still providing effective stripping capabilities. This combination of qualities enhances its usability and practicality.

Apply liberally with a brush.
The product will need to be left on the surface between 30 to 45 minutes before removing.
Remove after required time with a scraper or a stainless steel scouring ball.
Do not use wire wool as this will cause rust to penetrate into wooden surfaces.
If required, apply a further coat and repeat.
Once the surface has completely dried out, wash off any residue with a damp cloth or water.
Use sandpaper to remove any small traces of finish.