Lacquer and Spray Paint: Planning Hand Cleanup Before Painting

Professional painter keeping lacquer and spray paint off hands

Lacquers, spray paints and other coatings need their own handling and cleanup procedures. Pre-work gel is not a substitute for coating-specific protective equipment.

Before the painting task

  • Read the coating and cleaner instructions
  • Use the required gloves and other PPE
  • Keep equipment-cleaning products in their intended role
  • Do not assume ONWEX establishes resistance to a particular coating

Where ONWEX Fits

ONWEX is a pre-work hand barrier gel designed to help make cleanup easier after messy work. It is applied before the job, not used as a post-work cleaner. Results depend on the material, application and working conditions.

Apply → Dry → Work → Rinse

  1. Start with clean, dry hands and follow the ONWEX label.
  2. Spread the gel evenly over your hands and around fingers and fingernails.
  3. Allow it to dry before beginning work.
  4. Complete the task with all required protective equipment.
  5. Clean up according to the work material’s instructions. Follow ONWEX rinsing directions; additional appropriate hand cleaning may be needed.

Understand the Limits

ONWEX does not replace required gloves or other PPE, is not a medical treatment, and should not be relied on to prevent chemical exposure. Follow the label, SDS and workplace requirements. No fixed cleanup time, application count or cost saving is promised.

Choose a Bottle for Your Routine

Explore the 300 ml Personal Bottle for your personal kit, or view the 600 ml Professional Shop Bottle for a workstation.

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