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TR-210 Self Stripping Mold Release

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TR-210 Self Stripping Mold Release, Gallon

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Self Strip Liquid Release: A high production liquid mold release formulated to eliminate wax buildup problems in the Cultured Marble and Fiberglass Reinforced Plastics Industries. Lustrous high gloss finish. Reduced mold prep time, elimination of wax buildup and extended mold life. Recommended for use on fully cured, well conditioned molds only. Rapid settling of liquid waxes requires shaking well before and during use.

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