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06/23/2023
Will this easily remove Preserva Wood 100 VOC Semi-Transparent Oil Based Tahoe Teak Exterior Stain from redwood?
HD-80 Heavy Duty Wood Stripper
Please Read First!
- HD-80 was designed to be used only by Professionals in the Wood and Deck Restoration Industry.
- Due to the volatile nature of this product we discourage shipping to Homeowners!
We carry many other products that can be used effectively by a Homeowner: Wood Strippers
HD-80 was designed to remove the toughest exterior wood finishes fast. HD-80 will remove even the most stubborn transparent, semi-transparent and semi-solid stains. Used alone HD-80 will effectively remove tough finishes such as CWF-UF, Sikkens, Cabot, Behr, and most semi transparent or oil based finishes.
HD-80 is a highly developed dry powder formulation that mixes easily with water. Mixing your own solution allows you greater flexibility as well as a tremendous savings. HD-80 is extremely stable in solution which allows you to mix a large batch at once to service several crews or simply mix enough for the job at hand. Either way this stability allows for prolonged storage of the mixed solution. Sold exclusively to contractors, HD-80 will be the hardest worker on your crew!
Important Note: HD-80 Stripper may not fully remove Solid Color Wood Stains, Paints, Varnishes, and Excessively Over-Applied Acrylic Semi-Transparent and Semi-Solid Coatings. To remove these deck and wood stain types, use the RAD Paint & Solid Stain Stripper
Reviews
Friday, 17 April 2009
Worked like advertised. Mixed the 2lb container in 5 gallons of warm water and stirred it repeatedly to make sure the crystals dissolved. Applied it to my IPE decking that had been coated before with Flood Dekswood CWF-5 year product (don\'t use on your IPE - I didn\'t like it and it was a pain to remove).\r\n\r\nAnyway, the 5 gallons removed most of the original CWF the first try (let it soak on for about 15-20 minutes) on my 20x20 deck with steps. Brightened the deck with the Citralic Deck Brightener (you need to use this because the HD-80 wood stripper really darkens the wood). Went back and re-did the areas where the CWF did not come off completely and re-did the deck brightener. \r\n\r\nAfter this process the IPE looks much more bleached out looking than it did when new (almost like a new pine color). Tried Defy for Hardwood Light Walnut on a couple of boards but this did not give me the deeper red color I was looking to achieve. Returned unopened cans (thank you Sealer Store - you guys are the best) for Defy Cedartone color and this is closer to the red color I was looking to achieve although not as deep and luxorious looking as Messemers for hardwood. The problem with Messemers for me in the past is that it gives up it\'s good looks within a couple of months of steady use. Hoping the Defy will last longer. We\'ll see.
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Extreme Solutions
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Powder Concentrates
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Stain Stripper