Homax Waste Away Paint Hardener, 3.5 oz

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    Homax Waste Away Paint Hardener, 3.5 oz

    Best for Solidifying leftover latex paint for the trash

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    Regular price$5.15

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    Size
    3.5 oz
    Coverage
    Up to 2/3 gallon of paint
    Dry time
    15 to 20 minutes

    Features

    • Turns liquid latex and acrylic paint solid
    • One 3.5 oz pack hardens up to 2/3 gallon
    • Firms paint in about 15 to 20 minutes
    • Also works on latex and acrylic stains and spills
    • No newspaper, kitty litter or sand to deal with

    Specifications

    BrandHomax
    Item number3535
    TypePaint hardener
    Sizes3.5 oz
    ShelfAround the house
    Size3.5 oz
    CoverageUp to 2/3 gallon of paint
    Dry time15 to 20 minutes

    For best results

    • For more than 2/3 gallon, use a second pack rather than stretching one.
    • Ask your town about household hazardous waste drop-off for any paint the hardener cannot handle.

    How to use

    1. Step 1Make sure the can holds latex or acrylic paint, not another type.
    2. Step 2Open the pack and stir the hardener into the paint thoroughly.
    3. Step 3Leave the can open and let it firm up for 15 to 20 minutes.
    4. Step 4Take the hardened can out the way your local waste service allows.

    About this product

    What to do with a half can of latex paint

    Leftover paint should never go down a drain or onto the ground. Homax Waste Away Paint Hardener gives you another way out by turning the paint solid. You stir one 3.5 oz pack into the can, and as much as 2/3 gallon firms up in 15 to 20 minutes.

    It is meant for latex and acrylic paint, along with stains of those two kinds, and you can sprinkle it on a spill too. There is no need for newspaper, kitty litter or sand. The product is made for curbside disposal of hardened paint, but rules differ from town to town, so ask your local waste service what it takes. Use it only with the paint types it names.

    Before you start

    Leftover paint, sealers and solvents do not belong in the drain. Harden latex paint for the trash where your town allows it, and take the rest to a household hazardous waste drop-off.