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RapidTac
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Hello JBurton
And thank you for the compliment on our products
All of our products have chemicals in them that if you get them in your eyes its going to irritate if not burn them with or without contacts. We wear safety glasses in the manufacturing process here at Rapidtac to help
reduce with any contact to the eyes. Trust me I Know I've been blast in the face more than once by Rapid remover And my god its not good. My suggestion would be to wear safety glasses and just be careful.
And thank you for the compliment on our products
All of our products have chemicals in them that if you get them in your eyes its going to irritate if not burn them with or without contacts. We wear safety glasses in the manufacturing process here at Rapidtac to help
reduce with any contact to the eyes. Trust me I Know I've been blast in the face more than once by Rapid remover And my god its not good. My suggestion would be to wear safety glasses and just be careful.
JBurton
Signtologist
I suspected as much!
Johnny Best
Active Member
Chick-fil-A has 30 chemicals in their sandwich. You can wash it down with Rapidtac.
gnubler
Active Member
New slogan time? Baskin Robbins used to be "31 Flavors", one for every day of the month. Add a chicken sandwich to that for a double dose of chemical goodness.
The Big Squeegee
Long Time Member
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Johnny Best
Active Member
I find that RapidTac works the best for installing "etch" vinyl on glass. Tried making my own with baby shampoo but does not work as well.
For taking glue residue off Rapid remover is the best.
For taking glue residue off Rapid remover is the best.
JBurton
Signtologist
So is your problem getting rid of the greasy residue after stripping the adhesive? If so, rapid tac does a great job at dissolving it. I'll usually wipe down once with remover, twice lightly with tac using a new paper towel both times, then another with ipa with a new paper towel.
Question, I have the rapid prep too, but never use it. Does it cut the oils of the remover in the same way?
Sky Bryan
I like LED's and wraps.
After using Rapid Tac and Rapid Remover for 29 years, my question is about Rapid Tac 2 (the green stuff) which came onto the market in 2016. Is it really better for large window frosting jobs like over 300 square feet. Not talking about small 2' pieces that I can just do with soapy water. I find the X-100 solution from Llumar Canada to be more cost effective and I'm just not sold on the Rapid Tac 2 which I have only used a few gallons of.
ChicagoGraphics
New Member
Don't wash it down with the orange rapidremover, that stuff taste nasty. Don't ask how I know this
Johnny Best
Active Member
Must have been a while back. I do not remember Roger or HIM.Maybe he has mellowed out with age, or the chemicals have worked out of his system.
Yes, it works well for cleaning after remover. Rapid Prep is a good product too, and can even be used as a final clean if dried with a clean towel. If you let it air dry, it leaves a film. I definitely use Prep more than Tac around here, but I do usually follow it with Alcohol.
I remember that time too but really, is it necessary to bring that up without giving this thread a chance? Also, I really wish that many members wouldn't constantly act like this is kindergarten and post childish comments about chicken sandwiches and such. If you don't have something intelligent and valuable to contribute, then don't say anything at all.
Rapid products are a great addition to any sign shop and to have the owner of a company on here to discuss their product is a great resource and an advantage that should be appreciated.