PRO Rapid Strip
New PRO Series product
$285.00
PRO Rapid Strip is a fast-acting, professional-strength stripper formulated to penetrate, soften, and remove compatible sealers, paints, and coatings from pavers, concrete, and masonry.
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Fast-acting. Built for professional coating removal.
PRO Rapid Strip is a fast-acting, professional-strength stripper formulated to penetrate, soften, and remove compatible sealers, paints, and coatings from pavers, concrete, and masonry. Its controlled action supports faster removal, minimal residue, and easier cleanup—helping contractors prepare a cleaner surface for restoration and resealing.
Always complete a test area before beginning the full project. No stripper performs the same on every coating, so identify the existing coating and confirm compatibility, dwell time and removal method before committing to the job.
Strip → Remove → Clean → Verify
Features and benefits
How to apply it.
Rapid Strip is for professional use. Read the current SDS for ventilation, PPE, handling, first aid, storage and disposal before beginning work.
Identify the coating and test
No stripper performs the same on every coating. Identify the existing coating and complete a small test area to confirm compatibility, dwell time and removal method.
Follow the approved dilution
Use only the dilution and mixing directions stated on the current approved label and TDS. Do not combine it with other chemicals.
Contain the residue
Do not let softened coating wash into a storm drain. Protect drains, collect coating residue and dispose of it in accordance with the SDS and applicable requirements.
Rinse, neutralize, dry — then reseal
Do not reseal immediately after stripping. Remove the old coating completely, complete the specified rinsing and neutralization process, allow the surface to dry, and confirm that it is clean and compatible before resealing.
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Try it on the surface first.
Coatings differ, and dwell time and removal method differ with them. Identify what is on the surface, run a small test area, then price the work knowing what you will get.