After this product has been left on for the recomended time, how is it removed? Do you have to clean the wood surface then with water or another chemi
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the fellow who used it at the hardware store told me to leave it on for at least a day. I did. It then hardened and created a nightmare of work with a required call to professionals to remove the railing and to strip with chemicals.unless the product is a table and can be rotated, removed outside to be rinsed etc.... find am alternative.
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I let the Soygel sit for a few hours to overnight especially if there are a lot of layers of paint. Make sure to put a thick coat on so it won't dry out. When I am ready to scrape I sprinkle sawdust over the top and then scrape. It will soak up the moisture (like kitty litter) and make it a ton easier to clean up. You can sprinkle the sawdust on your work surface to soak up any drips and wipe your scraper off with it. When you are done scraping, you can sweep up the sawdust and toss. I then take a scrubby pad and a pail of water to wipe up and left over paint and stripper residue. Allow to dry and you are ready to sand. I let the Soygel sit for a few hours to overnight especially if there are a lot of layers of paint. Make sure to put a thick coat on so it won't dry out. When I am ready to scrape I sprinkle sawdust over the top and then scrape. It will soak up the moisture (like kitty litter) and make it a ton easier to clean up. You can sprinkle the sawdust on your work surface to soak up any drips and wipe your scraper off with it. When you are done scraping, you can sweep up the sawdust and toss. I then take a scrubby pad and a pail of water to wipe up and left over paint and stripper residue. Allow to... » Read More I let the Soygel sit for a few hours to overnight especially if there are a lot of layers of paint. Make sure to put a thick coat on so it won't dry out. When I am ready to scrape I sprinkle sawdust over the top and then scrape. It will soak up the moisture (like kitty litter) and make it a ton easier to clean up. You can sprinkle the sawdust on your work surface to soak up any drips and wipe your scraper off with it. When you are done scraping, you can sweep up the sawdust and toss. I then take a scrubby pad and a pail of water to wipe up and left over paint and stripper residue. Allow to dry and you are ready to sand. « Show Less
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I used a squeegee and dustpan to take it up off the hardwood after using it to strip the floors in our house. Then an old fashioned soapy hot water scrub and clean. Let them dry. Amazing though. Was straight up wood after.
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the fellow who used it at the hardware store told me to leave it on for at least a day. I did. It then hardened and created a nightmare of work with a required call to professionals to remove the railing and to strip with chemicals. unless the product is a table and can be rotated, removed outside to be rinsed etc.... find am alternative.
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my method may not be the best... after applying the gel, i left it on for more than 30mins.. i used scraper to remove the paint (don't need too much force).. then repeat the cycle twice.. that's when i see the wood..i clean the surface with tap water & old sponge (be careful of splinters).. after cleaning, there is still an extremely little bit of hair-width sized paint that's left within the wood grain pattern.. but i don't mind that..hope i answer ur question =)
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We cleaned it up with a paper towel first and then used a little water after and it worked well with wood. We used this on a very old table and had good results. I hope this helps.
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Use a scraper to remove the paint/varnish/stain. You may need to do another coat. The stuff does work but give it time to do it's thing. The remaining Soygel is removed with water.
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You have to scrape off the softened paint and then wash with soap and water.
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Try the cleaning procedure demonstrated on this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6L5zufsA3-c
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U should be able to clean that out then use soap and water to clean it with aftetwards
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I had no problems removing it from hardwood floors. The wood was Brazilian Cherry and house cleaners came in after me to do the move-out cleaning. They vacuumed and used an all over hardwood floor cleaner.
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You need a chemical solvent like paint thinner to remove it. Water just makes it worse. You should wear gloves so it doesn't get on you to start, but it happens.
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Thaw it out use it. I think it would be ruined if left at room temperature for any length of time. It should be fine
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Leave the product "on" until the stain disappears. It should take 30-90 seconds depending on weather conditions. Rinse it off with treated water if possible.
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The wood does not appear to be treated with anything, however, I have had mine in my kitchen for over a year and see no problems. It has gotten wet, but as long as it is just wiped off appears to have no effect and I see no stains or changes. Suppose you could cover it with a polyurethane once you got it. Very pleased with mine.
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I just rinse it off with warm water(in the sink) then wash with a bit of soap and water....because it is oil on there is comes off really easy.
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It hasn't peeled until now, even though it is wet quite often. I wipe it once a day, maybe every two days to avoid the water to soak into the wood.
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Hi,You usually would clean it with water and soap.Best regards,Customer service
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Just rub it with your hand in a downward motion. Like you're peeling it away. When you're all done, I would rinse it.
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It is wood, so you can spot clean it with soap and water, or rinse it. You shouldn't soak it. It really only gets dusty, so no heavy cleaning should be necessary.
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I suggest using a cloth or paper towel and putting some rubbing alcohol. Then have a dry cloth or towel to wipe any residue off. That is what I do.
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I used a blow dryer to get it off. Just blow onto an area for a few minutes then slowly peel stopping and blowing the as you go to warm up the glue. It did leave some residue which has gradually washed off with hot water and soap.
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I rinse it off with warm water. Not sure why you would want to leave it on. Like any soap, it cleans, then you rinse to remove debris.
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time and ease. I used a few Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and had cleaner wax to rub it off. Good luck.