Formula of clay stripping agent

Mud stripping agent is a chemical agent used to remove mud or adhesive from surfaces such as walls and floors. The following is a common formula for clay stripping agent:

Material:

1 cup of white vinegar

2 cups of warm water

2 tablespoons of detergent (non ionic surfactant)

1 tablespoon of edible salt

Attention: When preparing and using adhesive stripping agents, please wear gloves and ensure good ventilation.

Step:

Mix white vinegar and warm water in a container.

Slowly add the detergent while gently stirring until completely mixed.

Finally, add edible salt and continue stirring until dissolved.

Usage:

Apply the mixed clay remover to the clay or adhesive that needs to be treated.

Wait for a moment for the stripping agent to penetrate and soften the adhesive.

Use a scraper or brush to gently scrape off any mud or adhesive.

Clean the surface with warm water to ensure that any remaining stripping agent and residue are thoroughly removed.

It should be noted that the above formulas are for reference only, and the specific formulas and usage methods may be adjusted according to different situations and needs. Before using the adhesive stripping agent, please conduct a small-scale test to ensure its safety and effectiveness on the surface material, and follow the instructions on the product label. If dealing with special surfaces or materials (such as natural stone, wood, etc.), it is recommended to consult a professional or use specialized cleaning products.