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Quote from: SeñorPepperHead on June 24, 2013, 04:20:16 PMTry the CCI IW-107 for plastisol ink remover, dehazer and degreaser comboSenorpepperHead, what is the best stain remover that does not damage the mesh?
Try the CCI IW-107 for plastisol ink remover, dehazer and degreaser combo
Quote from: Rockers on June 24, 2013, 07:34:22 PMQuote from: SeñorPepperHead on June 24, 2013, 04:20:16 PMTry the CCI IW-107 for plastisol ink remover, dehazer and degreaser comboSenorpepperHead, what is the best stain remover that does not damage the mesh?CCI's LSR-20 if you have a little time to wait on it. It takes a little extra time to work but the results are exceptional. While the product is dwelling you can do other stuff and then come back with no worries.
They used to have LSR-10, LSR-20, and LSR-30. Wouldn't let it near high mesh myself, although as just pointed out, it will take ANYTHING off mesh. Including mesh. Is LSR-20 a different formulation? IIRC, the LSR-30 is a degreaser and sodium hydroxide product...Might have been mistaken into thinking the Renuit was their walk-away HR.
Sea sponge is overkill although we do use them for initial degreasing on new mesh, seems to help "squish" the degreaser in better to remove the handling conditioners on the mesh. Red scotchbrite is fine on S mesh.