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Claire Gel Vandal Mark Remover, 15 oz Aerosol Spray, Dozen
- Removes crayon, lipstick, spray paint.
- Thick gel formula clings to vertical surfaces.
- Powerful cleaning action.
- Wipe off or flush off.
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Product Description
Claire Gel Vandal Mark Remover, 15 oz Aerosol Spray, Dozen - Easy-to-use aerosol spray removes vandal marks from lockers, trash bins, street signs, commercial vehicles, public restrooms, railroad cars and brick walls. Effectively removes crayon, ink, spray painting, waxes, tape marks, scuff marks and lipstick.
- Removes crayon, lipstick, spray paint.
- Thick gel formula clings to vertical surfaces.
- Powerful cleaning action.
- Wipe off or flush off.
Product Specifications
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Applicable MaterialBrass Brick Chrome Enamel Formica Glass Marble Porcelain Steel Tile Brass Brick Chrome Enamel Formica Glass Marble Porcelain Steel Tile
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ApplicationGraffiti Remover
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Assembly RequiredNo
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Brand NameClaire
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Chemical CompoundBenzene Propane Butane Ethanol Sodium Hydroxide Morpholine
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Country of OriginUnited States
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Dirt TypesCrayon Lipstick Scuff Marks Spray Paint Tape Marks Waxes
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Disclaimer StatementWhen stored properly, we expect all products that are formulated and developed by PLZ Corp to have a minimum shelf life of three years from the date of manufacture.
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Global Product TypeMultisurface Graffiti/Stain Removers
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Physical FormLiquid
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Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent0%
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Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent0%
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RecycledNo
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Total Recycled Content Percent0%
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Volume Capacity15 oz
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Safety WarningWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Benzene, a chemical known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Birth Defect/Reproductive Harm and Silica, crystalline (airborne particles of respirable size), a chemical known to the State of California to cause Cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.