CT1 Multisolve Solvent Cleaner Spray 200ml / 500ml

CT1 Multisolve Spray is a multi-purpose solvent aerosol designed to remove adhesives, sealants, silicone, grease, oil, wax, tar, paraffin and printing ink from a wide range of surfaces. It works in seconds, leaves no oil film behind, and dries fast enough that you are not standing around waiting before the next step. If you use CT1 products regularly, this is the one that goes alongside them on the shelf.

The consistency is water-thin, which matters more than it sounds. It gets under adhesive bonds and sealant edges almost immediately, without you having to put elbow into it. Stubborn residues occasionally need a second spray and a few seconds of dwell time, but that is about as complicated as it gets. No scrubbing, no soaking, no drama.

What separates Multisolve from cheaper solvent sprays is what it leaves behind. Nothing. A lot of solvent cleaners shift the contamination rather than removing it, leaving a thin oily film that will ruin any adhesive or paint applied over the top. Multisolve evaporates cleanly, so the surface is actually ready for the next step rather than just looking ready. That distinction matters on a job where bond failure comes back to haunt you.

CT1 specifically recommend using Multisolve as a preparatory cleaner before applying any of their adhesives or sealants. A clean, degreased surface is one of the most important factors in bond strength, and any trace of silicone, wax or oil will compromise a joint. Spraying Multisolve first takes about thirty seconds and dries quickly enough to keep the job moving. If you are on CT1 sealants, consider this the thing you use first rather than the thing you forget.

Where CT1 Multisolve Spray Gets Used

Plumbers reach for it when stripping old silicone from bath and shower surrounds before resealing. Tilers use it to clean adhesive residue from tiles and substrates. Joiners and shopfitters find it useful when bonded panels need separating cleanly, and signmakers use it to remove old vinyl graphics and their adhesive backing without harming the surface underneath.

Beyond the obvious trade applications, it handles a few jobs that other solvents cannot touch safely. Tar spots on vehicle panels, ink residue on printing equipment, wax stripping from floors before refinishing, and degreasing metal components before bonding are all within its range. The fact that it is safe on painted surfaces, vinyl, glass, rubber and most plastics puts it ahead of stronger solvents that risk lifting paint or clouding clear materials. That is a useful thing to know before you reach for something more aggressive.

Choosing Between 200ml and 500ml

The 200ml aerosol is a practical size for the toolbox or occasional use on site. The 500ml is the one to choose if Multisolve is a regular part of your process, whether that is prep work ahead of CT1 sealant, ongoing silicone removal jobs, or keeping the van stocked without restocking every other week. Both sizes deliver the same product. One just lasts longer.