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Shop Dumond paint removers and graffiti removers, made by Dumond in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. The range includes Smart Strip and Peel Away paint removers, laminated paper and Watch Dog graffiti removers. Pick by the coating you are removing.

Which Dumond product is right for you?

Your project/need Best choice Why
Remove latex, acrylic, oil or water-based paint, varnish or stain from wood, metal or masonry Smart Strip Advanced Non-caustic gel with no methylene chloride or NMP. Dumond rates it for up to 15 layers. Use indoors or out
Strip many layers of old oil, alkyd or lead-based paint (historic doors, trim, brick, masonry, metal) Peel Away 1 Complete Kit Made for oil, alkyd and lead-based paint, up to 30 layers. Kit includes laminated paper, neutralizer and pH test kit. Not for latex, acrylic or epoxy only
Keep stripper wet longer, and make clean-up easier Dumond Laminated Paper Slows drying under the remover. Works with Smart Strip and Peel Away
Not sure which remover suits your paint Professional Paint Removal Test Kit 8 oz samples of Smart Strip Advanced, Smart Strip PRO and Peel Away 1, with tools and paper
Graffiti on unpainted brick, concrete, stone or bare wood Watch Dog Porous Surface Graffiti Remover Non-drip gel for unpainted porous surfaces. About 15 to 30 minutes. Not for painted or stained surfaces
Graffiti, marker or adhesive on lockers, cabinets and other sealed surfaces Watch Dog All Purpose Graffiti Remover 650 mL spray for sealed, non-porous surfaces. Use the Porous remover on masonry

Prep/accessories: Test a small area first, then cover the remover with laminated paper. Wear chemical-resistant gloves, clothing and eye protection. Peel Away 1 and Watch Dog Porous cause severe skin burns and eye damage, so read the product label and Safety Data Sheet before use.

Not sure which remover to choose? Contact us with your surface and paint type and we'll help you choose. If a coating may contain lead, follow your local rules for containment and disposal.

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Dumond FAQ

1Smart Strip Advanced or Peel Away 1: which should I buy?

Use Smart Strip Advanced for latex, acrylic, oil and water-based coatings, stains and varnishes. Use Peel Away 1 when the base coats are older oil, alkyd or lead-based paint. Peel Away 1 is not designed for latex, acrylic or epoxy only. If you are unsure, start with the test kit.

2How long does Dumond paint remover take to work?

Dumond lists 1 to 24 hours for Smart Strip Advanced, and 12 to 24 hours for Peel Away 1 at 50 to 90 F (10 to 32 C). Peel Away 1 can take 24 to 48 hours at 35 to 49 F. Always test a small area first to find your dwell time.

3Do I need laminated paper?

Dumond recommends it with all its paint removers. It keeps the remover from drying out, speeds removal and helps clean-up. Peel Away 1 needs it, and each Peel Away 1 container already includes some. For other jobs, add laminated paper. Dumond suggests about 6 sheets per gallon.

4Can Peel Away 1 remove lead paint?

Dumond says Peel Away 1 is designed for older oil, alkyd and lead-based paints. Dumond makes no lead-safety claim for Smart Strip Advanced. When coatings may contain lead, follow all local rules for containment, handling and disposal, and read the product label and Safety Data Sheet.

5Do I have to neutralize after stripping?

Peel Away 1 must be neutralized before you repaint. The kit includes Citri-Lize neutralizer and a pH test kit, and the surface should read pH 6 to 8. Smart Strip Advanced is cleaned off with water, using a scraper, brush or pressure washer, then rinsed thoroughly.

6What temperature can I use it in?

Dumond rates Smart Strip Advanced for 40 to 90 F (4.4 to 32.2 C) and Peel Away 1 for 50 to 90 F (10 to 32 C). In Canada, that means spring to early fall for most outdoor stripping. Cool weather slows both products.

7Which Watch Dog graffiti remover should I use?

Use Watch Dog Porous on unpainted brick, concrete, stone and bare wood. It is not for painted or stained surfaces. Use Watch Dog All Purpose for sealed surfaces such as lockers and cabinets. Test a small area first.