Would this work for paint and stain removal on wood decks?
179426
Yes but you will need a compressor big enough uses a lot of air I would suggest a belt sander though it will do the best
179427
Yes. Its the same concept as removing paint from a vehicle. However , wood soaks in liquids . So you may have to sand a bit to get complete removal. If your just re applying paint. All u need is to sand it smooth and reapply
179428
Yes, however I would use an electric belt sander, If sanding was necessary.
179429
yes but only if you have a strong enough compressor I wood go with a electric sander.
2031621
The cart itself should be able to take paint, but I very much doubt it would take stain well. It appears to be pressed wood products. Hope you don't want it for anything heavy. It's very flimsy.
1504121
I used the Power Painter to paint the railing of my deck with Behr solid-color stain. I've never used a power painter before, but I had no trouble whatsoever with this, and it functioned perfectly. The stain was maybe just a little bit thinner than latex paint.
2068320
If the stain is water based, yes... If the deck is big, it's an OK idea, but small decks, just use a pump sprayer...
979810
This is a very powerful stripper so it will probably remove most paints. Be careful because it may also damage the surface under the paint.
1719547
yes.....if the wood is unsealed or not painted it may penetrate the surface and enter the grain...if the wood product is sealed or painted itworks just as described. You might want to consider "Wet and Forget" also...google it and read its applications..I use it on wood decking.
768022
I haven't used it as a stain remover for existing stains. Sorry I can't help on that one.
1497029
Depends upon the power of your machine (volume and pressure, not just pressure) as well as the deck paint you are removing. If it is strong enough, it will do a much more uniform job that you could ever do by hand, and without the hot spots manual stripping can create. Hope that helps.
89434
This product is excellent for removing dried grout. I would suspect the it would also remove epoxy paint unless it is very old.
294401
It should. I only used it on staining redwood fences. It is a paint "blower" and I felt I did not as much control of the pattern as a paint sprayer. Very easy to clean though.
441148
I tried using it for oil based stain for a deck, to windy and it doesn't work well for horizontal surface. Fence should be okay. Supposedly there is a dilution you can do for thicker paints and stains, not sure where you find that information.
1472356
I know from personal experience that it will remove multiple coats of old paint. I haven't tried it on poly over stain, but I can't see why it wouldn't be equally effective. Presumably, softwoods with a deep penetrating stain might be more problematic.
1601382
Not sure. Depends on the type of substance you need to get out If it's just regular dirt or some light grease it will probably work If it's some dried on stain I am not sure since I have not tried using it for that
250601
You can certainly use it but it would be more convenient to use a sprayer with a larger reservoir capacity. As I stated in my review, I used this unit with undiluted deck stain and it worked just fine for a small surface.
250600
If you are going to use a very thin product like a stain, it should work fine. However, this sprayer does not handle thicker products well at all. You would have to dilute paint quite a bit to make it function. This sprayer is better suited to a smaller project than a deck. I would invest more money in a better quality sprayer to use it on something of that size. I ultimately returned mine because it did not work well at all, plus the contatiner was cracked so it leaked everywhere.
1659048
Probably not. It works on the pigments in red wine. It's not an all purpose stain remover.
2128214
It worked fine on the wooden steps I have. Go slow on dirty areas and a little faster on the cleaner sections. It's a time saver for sure. Dola.