RRCustoms BadBoys Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA)

Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) is a professional cleaning agent for painted (varnished) surfaces. It dissolves oils and grease, removes impurities, leaves the surface clean and degreased, and evaporates quickly.

Key characteristics

• Alcohol-based cleaner for varnished surfaces.


• Dissolves oils, greases, and other contaminants.


• Recommended for panel wipe/degreasing during paint correction: removes polishing residue and prepares the surface before waxes or other coatings.


• Ready to use; safe for the cleaned surface when used as recommended.


• Made from virgin isopropyl alcohol.

Virgin vs. regenerated solvents

• Virgin (new) solvents: not previously used in any process.


• Secondary (regenerated) solvents: previously used in technological processes; after cleaning they may still contain undesirable compounds (aldehydes, ketones, acids, etc.) that can damage paintwork or other surfaces.

How to use

• Apply the product to a clean microfiber towel.


• Wipe the surface thoroughly.


• Wipe dry.

Recommendations

• For professional use.


• Keep out of reach of children.


• Flammable.


• Do not expose to freezing or overheating.


• Apply only on a cool surface; do not use in direct sunlight.


• Store in a dry, cool place at 5–25°C.


• Protect skin during use; the agent is irritating.


• Do not use on unpainted plastics; may cause discoloration.