Captain Lee's Spra' Strip is the original spray on paint stripper.

Over the past 20 years, Capt. Lee's Spra' Strip products achieved great success in the automobile, home and furniture restoration fields.  Spra' Strip will quickly, easily, and safely remove paint from virtually any surface. 

• Just one product - Spra' Strip, safely removes paint from a variety of surfaces, namely metal, wood, and factory fiberglass.
• Spra' Strip is a non-aerosol, low odor paint remover that is very easily applied to surfaces.
• This product is fast acting and safer to use than many other paint strippers - it does not contain acid. 
• Spra' Strip clings to vertical surfaces. 
• Spra' Strip penetrates every layer of paint.  When paint has lifted, all layers of paint can be removed in one step.
• Spra' Strip will not affect the gel coat on factory fiberglass.
• This product neutralizes with water.   
• Available in quart & gallon containers, 5 gallon pails & 55 gallon drums
• Made in the USA

Paint removal requires a chemical balance and a project will require paint stripper in equal measure to the amount of paint.  The more coats of paint present, the more paint remover required.  As an example, the average automobile with two coats of paint, is usually completely stripped with 2 gallons of Spra' Strip.

Capt. Lee's Spra' Strip is a clear liquid and should be poured from the can into the chemical resistant bottle which is included.  Do not dilute with water.  It's best to work in temperatures between 50° and 95°.  Try to avoid days which are very humid.  High humidity/water may stop or neutralize the stripper.  Work in a shaded area and out of direct sunlight which can dry and waste product.  Remove all plastic lenses and urethane bumpers, if your project is a vehicle.  Cardboard may be useful to catch drips or loosened finish.

Spra' Strip will gel slightly and cling to horizontal or vertical surfaces.  After the paint has been balanced by remover, allow stripper 5 to 8 minutes to penetrate the layers of paint.  Return to the surface using a plastic scraper or bondo spreader and check to see if penetration is complete.  If not, apply a second coat.

There is no need to remove the first coat, just apply a second coat to achieve the chemical balance between paint and stripper.  The need for a second coat usually indicates the presence of more than 2 or 3 coats of paint.  A second coat of Spra' Strip should remove 3-6 coats of paint.  Allow remover to sit a few minutes, test again with the plastic scraper or bondo spreader.  Depending upon your project, scrape a small spot to determine if penetration has reached the primer, metal, wood or fiberglass surface.

Spra' Strip - Quart

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When the paint or (loosened finish) has released or lifted from the surface, scrape off with a plastic scraper and dispose of in a metal container.

The final step consists of spraying a light coat of stripper on the surface.  Use a medium grit scuff pad or medium grit steel wool pad, (without soap) that is wet with water (or alcohol) and wash the surface.  (We recommend only using a medium grit scuff pad on fiberglass.) This step will remove any primer and will neutralize the stripper.  Do not wash with soap because it will leave a film. After washing, wipe surface completely clean with a cloth or paper towel.

2 Gallons will strip the average vehicle with 2 to 3 coats of paint.

1 Quart is ideal for small projects and will remove clear coat from numerous wheels.
 

Capt. Lee's Spra' Strip ships via UPS Ground - No hazmat charge

The most efficient shipping method and costs will be determined in our office.  PA residents will be charged 6% Sales Tax.  Items may easily be deleted from your cart. 

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Gallon

5 Gallon Pail

55 Gallon Drum

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Bondo Spreader - 4" sharp edge, flexible, durable and easy to clean

4 inch Bondo Spreader

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