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James Bond 007
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AUG 11, 06:17 PM
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Any suggestions for stripping paint off concrete? Strip Disks and Flap Disks seem like Thye'd scratch the concrete. Paint stripper is expensive, but will buy, if I have to. Is there a specific brand? Some have very poor reviews. anything you know of that works?
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IMSA GT
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AUG 11, 10:12 PM
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Muriatic acid is what's normally used but it also can change the color of the concrete. Are we talking house paint or spray paint?
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Patrick
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AUG 11, 11:31 PM
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Pressure washer? The one used here is a rather powerful unit, but there are no doubt YouTube videos of less powerful pressure washers being used to remove paint from concrete.
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James Bond 007
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AUG 13, 10:11 PM
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quote | Originally posted by IMSA GT:
Muriatic acid is what's normally used but it also can change the color of the concrete. Are we talking house paint or spray paint? |
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I forgot to mention its the sidewalk leading to the house (about 12 feet in length), the paint is very, very old, so I have no Idea, what type of paint it is. Defiantly not spray paint.
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Mickey_Moose
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AUG 14, 09:51 AM
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Concrete grinder worked well for me - rented from Home Depot. But it will gouge the surface if you are not careful.
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blackrams
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AUG 24, 09:34 AM
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quote | Originally posted by Mickey_Moose:
Concrete grinder worked well for me - rented from Home Depot. But it will gouge the surface if you are not careful. |
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Have used one of these before, be sure to wear a dust mask and eye protection if going that route.
Rams
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pokeyfiero
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AUG 24, 09:02 PM
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roll jelly paint remover on at night when it is cool. If you have a stiff broom that helps too
Presuwash in morning.
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