D-Zolve 298 for Stripping Masking Plugs

Replaces Incineration
Drop-In Replacement for Methylene Chloride
No Chlorinated Components, No Amines
Reduces Health and Environmental Risks
No Ozone Depleting Components
No Air Pollution Potential
D-Zolve 298 is designed to remove hard to strip powder coatings and paints including stubborn catalyzed coatings, epoxy primers, epoxy paints, polyurethane paints and alkyds.
Fast Acting

D-Zolve 298 is a fast acting paint remover. Its performance time is similar to that of methylene chloride. D-Zolve 298 penetrates through the paint layers, breaks the bond between the solid surface and the primer coat. It then causes the paint to separate from the surface.
Performance time will depend upon the number of paint layers, their thickness and the ambient temperature. If the temperature of the surface to be stripped is elevated, the paint lift time is dramatically reduced. At lower temperatures, the lift time will be longer.

Easy to Use
D-Zolve 298 can be used in an immersion tank, applied with a brush, or sprayed on. When used in an immersion tank, the parts are immersed into the solution, allowing the paint to lift and fall off. Heating the liquid to 150°F and adding agitation will significantly accelerate the stripping process. When brushing or spraying, allow D-Zolve to lift the paint before removing with water pressure or squeegee.

Reduces Health and Environmental Risks
D-Zolve 298 is designed to minimize health and environmental risks. Non-carcinogenic, it is safer than methylene chloride. It also reduces the amount of hazardous waste generated.
D-Zolve 298 is a water-based product which is acid activated. Although containing a relatively small amount of acid, wearing protective gloves and goggles or face protection is recommended (for details consult the MSDS).

Compatibility
D-Zolve 298 is suitable for use with metals such as aluminum, titanium, cast iron, and low-carbon steel. D-Zolve 298 is designed to meet the requirements of MIL R-81903A Type II. It also is designed to meet the requirements of Stress-Corrosion of Titanium Alloys ASTM F-945 Type II.

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