Luca Chem Denatured Alcohol – 1 Gallon

Luca Chem Denatured Alcohol – 1 Gallon

$16.75
Sale price  $16.75 Regular price 
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Luca Chem Denatured Alcohol – 1 Gallon

Luca Chem Denatured Alcohol – 1 Gallon

$16.75
Sale price  $16.75 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 Denatured Alcohol is a fast-drying solvent supplied in a 1 gallon container for cleaning and preparing surfaces before bonding, sealing or marking.

Key Features

  • Supplied as 1 gallon.
  • Denatured alcohol is ethanol made unfit to drink by additives; it evaporates quickly and leaves no oily film.
  • Used to wipe dust, fingerprints and light residue off a surface so an adhesive or sealer meets clean, dry material.
  • Milder on most finishes than acetone, which makes it the usual choice for a final wipe-down before sealing.
  • Will-call pickup only - this item does not ship.

Who Is This For?

Fabricators and installers doing final prep before seaming, sealing or applying an enhancer, plus template and layout work where marks have to come off cleanly. Also used for general glass and tool cleaning around the shop.

What This Is Not For

Denatured alcohol is a prep solvent, not a stripper. It will not soften cured epoxy or polyester adhesive or remove hardened squeeze-out; a mechanical method or a purpose-made remover is needed for that.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size does this denatured alcohol come in?

Luca Chem Denatured Alcohol is supplied as 1 gallon.

Can it be shipped?

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

What is denatured alcohol used for in a fabrication shop?

Denatured alcohol is used as a fast-drying prep solvent - wiping dust, fingerprints and light residue off a surface before bonding, sealing or marking, so the product being applied meets clean, dry material.

How is it different from acetone?

Denatured alcohol is a milder solvent than acetone. Acetone cuts grease and uncured resin harder but attacks more plastics and coatings, while denatured alcohol is the usual choice for a final wipe-down before sealing.

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