Removeing Klasse

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Fr0zen

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I found klasse really hard to remove from your hands after working with it my hands stay greasy for a couple hours afterwards what can take it off i tried dawn and had no luck i hope klaase isnt harmfull. :nixweiss
 
You may also try a degreaser on your hands. I've used Eimann Fabrik's Hi-Intensity twice to clean my hands.



An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of result. Try some latex powderless gloves next time. I used them this weekend and my hands thank me for not smelling like solvents and lack paint.
 
Shouldn't be, but I would take precaution to it though. Its liek some stuff in life is in a way not harmful to hands but precautions are needed. Like Fantastic, 409, chlorox bleach, liquid plumbr, draino, and other household chemiclals.



I wouldn't worry about it though, how bad can Klasse be? Its only protecting your hands by making water bead...LOL j/k
 
Mind if I ask you you got Klasse on your hands? :D



I've never touched the stuff myself and it all ends up on the car or applicator pads...
 
I like to glaze my donuts with SG. Yummy... :p



Actually, I've gotten it on my hands before. When I brought it up to Toronto with me and I had a few bottles break open I got a lot of it on my hands. I washed off the bottles in the bathtub of the hotel. I didn't find it hard to get it off my hands though. I just washed them with soap and water and a wash rag. The tub was super slick and shiney afterwards though. :D
 
Fr0zen - You'll find it wears off your skin rather quickly, especially if you wash up with something like Lava a few times. As Jason said, it's almost certainly not THAT harmful..not like a one-time exposure is gonna cause any problems, but gloves are still a good idea.
 
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