Strip-It Professional Water-Based Wood Finish Remover
StripIt® is a water-based, non-hazardous pH neutral stain and finish remover. StripIt removes multiple layers in one application. StripIt is odor free and can be used for interior and exterior applications. It will not raise the grain.
StripIt contains no harsh chemicals, is biodegradable and non-flammable, and unlike caustic strippers, StripIt will not darken nor discolor the wood.
StripIt Available Sizes
With the use of all finish removers and wood cleaners, it is of utmost importance to thoroughly rinse the surface once the finish is removed.
Product Information
StripIt removes multiple layers of log home finishes in one application.
Features
- Removes most finishes from logs, siding and deck surfaces
- Will not harm chinking and sealants
- Will not corrode or discolor aluminum or other metals
- Environmentally friendly
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Application Temperature
40° to 90°F
Application Methods
Safety equipment, bucket, brush or roller, paint scraper, rags, and pressure washer capable of generating at least 500 to 600 psi
Surface Preparation
Dirt Free
Shelf Life
2 Years – Protect from freezing
Special Instructions
Apply from bottom-up, rinse from top-down
One to two applications, depending on severity
Rinse thoroughly from top down
Coverage Rate
45-55 square feet / gallon
Application Videos and Tips
Removing Stains & Finishes with StripIt
Applying Finish Removers With Airless Sprayers
Make it easy to apply StripIt with an airless sprayer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions about StripIt answered.
My log home needs to be refinished, what do I do?
If your log home has an unknown finish, it’s best to take it down to bare wood. If you know that it’s been finished with Perma-Chink Systems products, you can clean and reapply finish or topcoat. For the best products to use, read this.
How to apply finish removers using airless sprayer?
Most people use brushes to apply our finish removers but they can be applied with airless sprayers as long as you know what to do. Read more here.
What should I do if my log home is really dark or discolored?
Dark or discolored log homes can mean a couple of things. One is it’s dirty and a thorough cleaning will bring back the original look. Another is the wrong finish was applied and it’s covered in mold, mildew, and other stains. Restoration steps begin here.
