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Sea To Sky™ SPC-909N Hydrogen Peroxide Gel Paint Stripper

Sea To Sky™ SPC-909N is a coating remover specifically designed for aerospace applications. It is a cost-effective and environmentally advantaged means for the removal of coatings from aircraft surfaces. SPC-909N can be used on aluminum, mild steel, high strength steel, and titanium when used as directed. SPC-909N is not recommended for use on magnesium surfaces. It is available in gel form and blue in color to assist with coverage during application.

Approvals and Conformities

AIRBUS: NTO on Airbus aircraft

AIRBUS Helicopters: NTO on metallic structures

ASTM International: Conforms to ASTM F2111: IGA EGP

BAE Systems: NTO on regional aircraft

Boeing: Conforms to BAC 5725 / Conforms to D6-17487 (except corrosion test on Mg) / NTO on Boeing aircraft

Boeing McDonnell Douglas: Conforms to Douglas CSD #1

Bombardier: NTO on CRJ aircraft

Delta Airlines: Engineering Repair / Authorization 10-489048-14 Rev A. Process Standard 900-1-4

Department of Defense: Conforms to MIL-R-81903

Embraer: NTO on EMBRAER aircraft

Fokker: NTO on Fokker aircraft

Textron Beechcraft: BS298449

Textron Cessna: CSFS 040 TYPE VI

SAAB: STD 177013

SAE: Conforms to MA 4872

Sikorsky Helicopters: SS 8786 TYPE A, B, C, D

US Environmental Protection Agency: Biological test EPA 821-R-02-013

Features

Water-based, hydrogen peroxide activated paint remover

Neutral pH

Biodegradable, low odor, low volatile organic compounds, non-flammable and noncarcinogenic

Clings to vertical and inverted surfaces

Contains no methylene chloride, formic or other acids, chlorinated/halogenated solvents, phenols, chromates, ammonia, caustics or NMP (N-Methyl-2-Pyrrolidone)

Less overall product consumption compared to methylene chloride-based removers

Low evaporation rate and will remain moist for extended periods

Extremely effective in the removal of multiple paint layers (e.g. lacquers, acrylic, alkyd, polyurethane, epoxy) and difficult primers

Safe on most aviation alloys