4.0
Worth the VOC worksheet hassle
Our cohort preferred it over the ammonia-heavy stripper drills—fewer throat complaints once ventilation actually ran. Pad chart discipline matters or you glaze the vinyl.
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4.3(74 reviews)
GlossOff Pro Methyl Ester Finish Remover 5 L
GlossOff Pro
Low-ammonia ester-based stripper aimed at tight mechanical ventilation budgets—students trade slightly higher product cost versus reduced irritant fumes and narrower pad selection.
Characteristics
- Primary use: same finish families as alkaline strippers but often specified for daycare wings and night-shift retail where NH₃ complaints are audited
- Chemistry: fatty acid methyl ester solvent package with buffered builders (overall less caustic “feel” yet still SDS corrosive-class in simulation)
- Format: concentrate, 5 L ready to pour into metering station
- Typical dilution: 1:6–1:10; warm (not hot) rinse improves polish pickup according to GlossOff training bulletin GO-417
- Mechanical aid: rotary + melamine-derived pads per pad matrix poster (do not reuse strip pads labelled for alkaline-only lines)
- Dwell: often 10–18 min simulated on triple-coat metallised acrylic—validate with scrape test quadrant
- Throughput vs caustic: comparable m²/hour if slurry stays wet; penalty if crew sizes down because of mis-timed pickup
- Safety: still requires gloves/face shield/respirator per SDS GF-903; forbid mixing residues with TorchLine solvent degreasers in shared tanks
- Environmental class exercise: biodegradable ester fractions vs phosphate loads from other strip families
- Not for: rapid response on urethane fortified finishes labelled “non-strip aqueous”; verify OEM letter first
61.50 CHF55.35 CHF