Fast Acting Paint Solidifier for Disposal - 12 Packs of Homax Waste Away Paint Hardener

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• Effortless Paint Waste Clean-Up – Say goodbye to messy liquid paint waste. Our paint disposal hardener simplifies the clean-up of leftover paint, without the need to use kitty litter, newspaper, or sand, making it safe to dispose of and leaves your working space clean and organized. Our set comes with 12 packs of Homax Paint Hardener in 3.5 oz each packet.
• Easy and Efficient Use - This paint dryer works quickly and efficiently. Just simply pour the latex paint hardener for disposal into the can, stir well using the wooden stirrer included in this set (paint begins to thicken as you stir), and let it sit uncovered. Each packet can effectively harden up to 2/3 of a gallon of leftover paint.
• Quick Paint Solidification – This paint drying powder can easily solidify leftover paint for about 15-20 minutes, but you can let it sit for a minimum of 2 hours for optimal results. For some paint types, it is advisable to wait up to 24 hours for better results when using our paint dryer for disposal. Use as instructed for solidified and easy disposal of paint leftovers.
• Versatile Application – This waste paint hardener works well with water-based acrylic, latex paints, and stains. This paint solidifier is not recommended for use with oil or solvent-based paints. This also helps in the solidification of water for effective cleanup of bilges or leaks. You may also use this solidifier powder to retain spills in your home garage and lessen the need to clean up.
• Wooden Stirrer Included - Each set comes with 25 wooden paint stir sticks measuring 14 inches each. These wooden stirrers are made of 100% wood ensuring durability for longer use. It enhances the mixing efficiency of paint and other thick liquids, thus helping you manage your paint waste effectively and easily.
• Safe Disposal – This paint solidifier is an environmentally sound method of disposing of unused paint. Dispose of solidified paint by pouring it onto newspaper, wrapping it up, and placing it in a garbage receptacle.