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This is fantastic as I used it on my RV!
This product really does what it claims. I used it on a couple of valve covers and half an hour after application, the RTV is all cracked up and brushes right off with no effect whatsoever on the magnesium valve covers.
Used the product to clean up a pressure bulkhead. While not a miracle substance it maked a hard job easier
We were attempting to dissolve an adhesive that APPEARED to look and feel like RTV silicon. Apparently, we had miss identified that adhesive--because, the Silicon stripper had NO EFFECT whatsoever on the materiel. We carved out some test adhesive and put in in a bowel for sample testing. No effect after 24 hours. It sure LOOKED like silicon. Oh Well!
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Digesil is a silicone remover and will work well for silicone on a shower stall. Both Digesil and Polygone are silicone removers and work very well. The Polygone is a liquid, and Digesil is a gel type material. The manufacturer does not have a coverage area listed, but a 6 oz container could probably enough for a regular size shower.