Luca Chem Acetone – 1 Gallon, Plastic Jug

Luca Chem Acetone – 1 Gallon, Plastic Jug

$18.07
Sale price  $18.07 Regular price 
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Luca Chem Acetone – 1 Gallon, Plastic Jug

Luca Chem Acetone – 1 Gallon, Plastic Jug

$18.07
Sale price  $18.07 Regular price 
WILL CALL PICKUP ONLY — THIS ITEM DOES NOT SHIP
Pick up at 10117 Mills Station Rd, Ste A, Rancho Cordova CA 95827. Usually ready in 24 hours. Questions? Call 916.277.8877.

Luca Chem Acetone is a fast-evaporating solvent supplied in a 1 gallon plastic jug for degreasing, residue removal and surface preparation in the fabrication shop.

Key Features

  • Supplied as 1 gallon in a plastic jug.
  • Acetone is a fast-evaporating solvent that flashes off without leaving a residue behind on the surface.
  • Used to cut grease and oil and to soften and lift uncured adhesive and resin residue.
  • Common shop use is wiping a joint face before bonding so the adhesive meets clean, dry stone.
  • Will-call pickup only - this item does not ship.

Who Is This For?

Stone and tile fabricators, countertop installers and shop hands doing seam prep, tool and squeeze-out cleanup, and general degreasing. Bought by the gallon because it is consumed steadily rather than per job.

What This Is Not For

Acetone is an aggressive solvent and is wrong for routine cleaning of finished work - it attacks many plastics, coatings and resins and can dull or damage a finished surface. For everyday countertop wipe-down, use the Miracle Sealants Daily Cleaner.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is this acetone?

Luca Chem Acetone is supplied as 1 gallon in a plastic jug.

Can it be shipped?

No. This item is will-call pickup only and does not ship.

What is acetone used for in a stone shop?

Acetone is used as a degreaser and residue remover - cutting oil and grease, softening uncured adhesive and resin, cleaning tools, and wiping a joint face clean before bonding. It evaporates quickly and leaves no residue.

Is it safe on every surface?

No. Acetone attacks many plastics, coatings and resin-based materials, so it should be kept off finished surfaces and tested before use on anything with a coating.

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