If there are still traces of the antifoul coating present, repeat the process.

CAUTION:

When using Methylene Chloride for antifouling removal, it is crucial to prioritize safety due to its harmful vapors, especially with prolonged exposure. Always perform this task outdoors in a shaded, well-ventilated area to mitigate inhalation risks. Protective gear, including gloves, is essential to safeguard your skin. For optimal results, apply a thick, even layer of undiluted Antifoul Remover—at least 2 mm thick—using a roller or paintbrush. After allowing about 30 minutes for the antifoul to blister and soften effectively, remove it with a scraper. Some antifouls may require scraping without blistering. Be prepared to repeat the application if multiple antifoul layers are present. Ensure the area is completely dry and sand down any leftovers before applying a new coat of Antifoul. Clean the application brush with water and securely fasten the lid after use.

STORAGE Store the can in a cool place to prevent pressure build-up. Store and use away from naked flames or radiators etc.

Caution should be exercised when starting to use of this product, as it may produce harmful vapors. Prolonged exposure to these vapors can be detrimental to your health. Always use the product in a well-ventilated area and avoid inhaling the vapors. The applied coating can emit hazardous gases near open flames; therefore, refrain from smoking while using it. Avoid skin contact and wear gloves at all times. If contact with the skin occurs, wash the area immediately with water. Remove any contaminated clothing and wash it before reusing. If irritation develops, apply a soothing cream and consult a doctor if the irritation continues. In the case of eye contact, rinse with water for at least 15 minutes and seek immediate medical attention. If ingested, do not induce vomiting; instead, drink a glass of water but avoid giving milk or oils.