SuperCoat Form Release Agent

Been using it for about a month now every day and it works great . Nothing sticks and alittle goes along way .

Works really really good on plastic concrete molds, but can slightly discolor the concrete unless you scrub it after release with some dish soap and a brush. IT WILL STICK TO YOUR HANDS FOR DAYS AFTERWARDS! I fond the lack of safety information and material data sheet on their website to be disturbing, so better to be safe than sorry. Im almost certain this is very chemically similar to Goo-Gone so im using the safety info for that product in lieu.

I just stripped my forms after using this the first time. I used this as a form release when casting custom concrete blocks in steel forms. Previously I was using motor oil. Supercoat is definitely better. It has a lighter viscosity so it goes on much easier.I use a zero slump concrete mix that has to be pounded into the forms. Motor oil would be upset in the process and I would get concrete sticking to the forms. Supercoat, although a thinner product, somehow is not upset by the pounding, and the forms strip nice and clean.

This stuff is awesome! I use it for making cement pots. It can be a bear to get the pot out of the form when it's done. I got this form release agent in the hopes that it might make it slightly easier.The pots slip right out, no problem at all. Making my hobby way easier.

Forms came off the concrete very easily. Sprayed wheel burrow too and concrete did not stick. Great release.

We make 500 lb blocks to anchor tents. they have a interior block-out that is the touchiest part for relief. This product is the best thing we have tried for consistent relief.

Worked very well on plywood forms.