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mmcdonald  

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Posted: 7/31/2012 2:56 PM EST

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Polyurea problems issues removal
Of course the goal is to have a successful long lasting project but from time to time things happen in which it may be necessary to remove polyurea. Carboline has developed a water based zero VOC Coating Disbonder that lifts polyurea/elastomeric coatings from the substrate.
Please contact me for more info
mmcdonald@carboline.com

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