BIC® Cover-It® Correction Fluid Commercial
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BIC® Cover-It® Correction Fluid Commercial
Smear proof correction fluid by Bic.
BIC® Cover-It® Correction Fluid completely covers errors without leaving any messy smears. That's because of the fast drying formula and brush applicator. It only takes one stroke of this correction fluid to get smooth even coverage.
Completely covers errors on copies, faxes and printouts.
BIC® Cover-It® Correction Fluid is Specially formulated for commercial use. You can use it to cover errors on faxes, copies, printouts, as well as old fashioned pen ink. BIC® Cover-It® is the best correction fluid of office documents.
Download MSDS Sheet for BIC® Cover-It® Correction Fluid Commercial
Product Specifications
| Item Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Global Product Type | Correction Fluids-Brush-Applicator Correction Fluids |
| Correction Fluid Type | Brush Applicator |
| Color(s) | White |
| Applicator Type | Brush |
| Capacity (Volume) | 20 mL |
| Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Total Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Brand | BIC® |
| Special Features | Value Pack |
| Manufacturer Info | |
|---|---|
| Brand | BIC® (website) |
| Brand Contact | 800-597-4950 |
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I need msds for Bic Cover-it
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Hi Ken
Here is a link to the MSDS for the Bic Cover-it Correction Fluid .
You can the MSDS for hunderds of other products by using our MSDS Finder
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home remedy for thin-out COVER-IT ?
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Hi,
Thank you for your question about BIC Cover-It Correction Fluid.
BIC Cover-It Correction Fluid has a shelf life of 18 months if you keep it capped when not in use. I don't have any official BIC recommendations for thinning old or dried out correction fluid, but one tip I've seen on a few websites is adding a drop or two of water or nail polish remover, then shaking the bottle. I've never tried this with correction fluid, but I have with nail polish, so I think it might work. Definitely worth a try!
Good luck!
Best,
Frankye
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