[Usage Example] pr88 - Acrylic Water-Based Paint and Varnish Edition -

Can PR88 resist stains from acrylic water-based paint and varnish?

When my hands got dirty from acrylic water-based paint and varnish, I tested whether the stains could be properly removed. I protected only my left hand with "pr88." I applied common paint and varnish used for simple DIY on both hands, let it dry for about an hour, and then washed my hands with water. As a result, only the left hand, which had the pr88 applied, was clean and free of stains. However, the right hand still stubbornly had paint residue. Although everything was water-based, it was clear that simply washing with water did not remove the stains. Afterward, I used my nails to scrape off the stains, and I was able to somewhat remove the water-based paint. However, the varnish could not be removed with just water washing. 【Case Summary】 ■Test Content When hands get dirty from acrylic water-based paint and varnish, can the stains be removed? ■Test Conditions [Left Hand] Treated with "pr88" [Right Hand] Unprotected ■Stains Removed Water-based paint, milk casein-based water-based paint, water-based varnish ■Benefits I was able to wash away the stains without damaging my skin. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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