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Stripping has never been faster or easier


Paint Panther from Barrettine is a highly effective paint and varnish stripper, which features many market-leading qualities.


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he award-winning Paint Panther from Barrettine is a highly effective and incredibly fast paint and varnish


stripper designed to remove many types of coatings. Its gel consistency is ideal for vertical and other less accessible areas. It is low odour and has a reduced evaporation rate which boosts its stripping efficiency. Available in 250ml, 500ml, 1 Litre, 2.5 Litres and 4 Litres sizes.


The main features of Paint Panther include: • Market-leading paint stripping power


• Lower odour compared to other leading brands


• Gel formula to cling to vertical surfaces


• Reduced evaporation rate to boost stripping efficiency


• Easy to apply • Removes metalised paints


About Barrettine Part of the J.V. Barrett Group,


Barrettine is a family owned business with a reputation for quality products and quality brands. It formulates and manufactures at its factory in Bristol and supplies the Barrettine brand nationally through a network of distributors, wholesalers and retailers. The manufacturer has won prestigious awards for both product innovation and excellence of service. And the company’s friendly and highly professional team work hard to ensure seamless supply along with developing great customer relationships.


More information about Paint Panther and other market-leading products in the Barrettine range and for all trade enquiries, please visit the company’s website at: www.barrettinepro.co.uk


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