Rapid Remover Adhesive Remover FUMES

[Norman Clifton]

Over the weekend I had a patient transfer truck that was covered in reflective vinyl. Spent 2 days removing decals and worse the remaining adhesive residual; I used Rapid Remover Adhesive Remover to do this and soaked the adhesive and scraped it off.

• What a job ☹ - anyway completed – the issue is I tackled the adhesive removal on Sunday since no one was around and worked with the overhead door wide open. However this morning the fumes lingered and we had to open all doors to clear out the building -0 including the one unit beside us,

Would appreciate any suggestions for the next round - ?
I used wallpaper steamer and heat gun to remove decals but the adhesive was the worse part of the job.

 

[Gino]

If you use decent ventilation, either or should not have an odor remaining too long. Never had a problem, but I never mixed the two.

Make sure the adhesive remover was for interior use.

I always put the rapid remover on and let it soak for maybe a minute, then use a plastic razor blade to scrap it off. Once it's basically off, I use another coat of remover and use wet (water) paper towels to do a final rinse and cleaning.

 

[Solventinkjet]

Put a fan at ground level blowing out the garage door. The VOCs in rapid remover are heavier than air and will sink to the floor. If you blow it out, it won't accumulate and fill the space. The fumes aren't toxic but they can cause irritation and just smell nasty.

 

[unclebun]

It can be your trash. All the paper towels and stuff. The bag needs to be sealed up and taken outside immediately.