Rhino Ink Haze Ghost Remover 2800 - Quart

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Specially formulated thick liquid to remove embedded UV, conventional, and plastisol inks (haze/ghost images) that remain on the screen following emulsion removal.
HR 2800 effectively lifts the haze and embedded ink from the mesh then emulsifies and dissolves the ink constituents: resins, binders, pigments, plasticizers, etc.
The solution suspends these constituents so reattachment to the mesh surface is prohibited, thus allowing for water-rinse removal. Excellent degreaser, as it also removes dirt and residue. Sold in quart size.

owner

I hardly ever write a review, but after trying several chemicals to remove the emulsion stains from our screens which were otherwise still good, i bought this. WOW. it honestly makes them like brand new. i use gloves, respirator, and goggles it seems super caustic. will purchase again, hope to be able to cycle every screen in teh building thru this.

Reviewed by: Shelly from Johnson City. on 4/12/2021

Strong Stuff!

Definitely eats away the haze but don't leave on too long or it'll eat your screen too!

Reviewed by: Jennie LIvezey from Z Shirts. on 12/7/2017

Strongest Stuff

This is by far the strongest remover we have used - strong odor so ventilation is recommended. Worked very, very well.

Reviewed by: Phillip Molene from Pineville, NC. on 10/24/2014

Worked where others failed.

I had a batch of emulsion that just would not be removed. After several products and power washings I called Texsource and they recommended this. It did the trick fast. It is certainly very caustic and I would only use it as a last resort with a respirator.

Reviewed by: Joan Hoffman from Asheville, NC. on 5/7/2014

owner

Works great! Just don't leave it on too long (5+ mins), it'll split the screen fabric

Reviewed by: Gnarly Artly from Thurmont, MD. on 5/6/2014

Great at Removing Ghosting

this product is amazing at removing the ghost image from screens.

Reviewed by: Wendy Lingerfelt from Albemarle, NC. on 3/12/2014