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CHEM-CLEAN® Furniture Restoration Center®Welcome to CHEM-CLEANŽ Furniture Restoration Center®, the most technologically advanced furniture stripping system available today. A system that is the result of thirty years of innovation, continual research and improvement. A system designed to meet or exceed all governmental regulations and be superior in efficiency as well as economy of operation. The systems and solvents described in the following pages are all factory and laboratory engineered, researched and tested in actual furniture stripping shops to provide maximum material, labor savings and safety. The integral ventilation systems are designed and constructed to exceed NIOSH and OSHA standards for worker safety when working with the CHEM-CLEANŽ solvent strippers. The CHEM-CLEANŽ solvents do not contain acid, alkali, or paraffin thus eliminating the need for a water wash off or neutralization of the stripped piece of furniture. The piece is simply stripped and set aside to dry. No water is ever used in the CHEM-CLEANŽ system; this minimizes grain raising and the resultant need for sanding. A major economic advantage of the CHEM-CLEANŽ system is in the generation and handling of waste produced during the stripping process. CHEM-CLEANŽ solvents need never be discarded. The proprietary CHEM-CLEANŽ solvent rejuvenation system removes dissolved resins and color bodies from used solvent and restores it to a virtually virgin state at a substantial savings over the cost to replace spent solvent with new. The sludge produced when stripping paint can be a costly product of
the stripping process. The cost of legal disposal of sludge containing
solvents and heavy metals such as lead and cadmium can be hundreds of
dollars per drum of waste. The proprietary Seneca
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