I need something to remove old paint from basement floor, will this do the job?
1519150
No.The small tank will not give you enough air.This compressor is only good for inflating tires.
1519151
Sharon, you need to rephrase the question. This is an air compressor, not a paint remover. Do you have a tool in mind you're looking to run off of it for removing paint? This is a very lightweight use compressor: balls, bike tires, small brad nailer--nothing high volume. I'm not certain what you're planning on doing, based on your question, but my best guess is: "Probably not"
1519152
I only used it for inflation of tires and blowing off chain saw. I am sorry I can not comment further.
1519153
No. It is not powerful enough to drive any tools. It barely will put air in 2 tires.
1519154
I would think not. It is not a high enough pressure compressor, imho, and you would need to constantly recharge it. Would take forever. Maybe one with a larger tank would do the trick.
1519155
I doubt it. For applications that need continuous airflow you really need a larger compressor. Check the tool you want to use, which will tell you the flow rate (cubic ft per minute) for the compressor you need.
2094152
It will work for cleaning gutters. But if the ground is level a step ladder would be my choice.
261697
If a disk sander will remove the paint, so will the Paint Eater. But this tool will do it a little faster and be a little more gentle on the wood. I found it works very well. Unless you really have to grand down many layers of hardened paint, to feather the edges for example or remove thick paint, the disks last a long time. I would buy a few spares though. With one disk, I removed paint from several doors that had thick paint on them.
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Probably. I used it to remove oil from my carpet and it worked well for that. That being said, the spots I had were quite small (though jet black) so a large area may be a challenge. Be sure to lift the stain not scrub and ventilate very well.
1604676
Yes, I use it to remove oil and grease off parts and my cement shop floor all the time. Works great for the occasional weekend shop work.
2000459
It will remove mildew from caulk, grout and tile, may remove the paint on ceiling
2015511
No, sorry to say this tool will not do what your looking to do with it. This tool is wonderful for removing cermaic tile from substrates. A carbide head on a buffer would do a better job but still may not remove all the residue.
1719548
Yes it worked really good - we used it on the wood in our basement - it removed mold and killed it. Was very satisfied. Loree
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I would get two. This stuff is very thick and goes fast. I did my basement floor and thought I had enough to do the whole thing, however I needed two full cans. When using, make sure you shake it up really really well. There is a sand grit to it which just sits on the bottom until you shake it. Then pour into a painters pan and spread around to make it even when you apply it.It works great, I love it and even outside it lasts. Best of luck.
1366778
We used it to remove nonskid paint from a cement patio floor. It did just fine.
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It should work very well. You'll need a couple of stiff bristle brushes to work the gelled paint off once the stripper does it's thing. You'll want more than one so you can clean one while using the other.
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somewhat but probably not the way you would like the results to be. Go to http://www.ronhazelton.com/ and search under his quick tips. He has one on cleaning grout.
168193
Yes absolutely EcoSolve's Home Strip Paint & Varnish Remover is perfect for safely removing multiple layers of paint from wood and metal surfaces!
1750039
No. I dont think it will it wont even remove from paint so I have found so far
857899
Restore-a-floor works well on virtually all surfaces. I have used it on hardwood floors and marble both. Definately restores life to old and dried out wood and marble alike. Be sure to get a couple as if floor is particularly dry it could really suck it up. I don't think you will be disappointed.
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it should do the job, results depends on the cleaner you use, I use suds and it did a good job on my kitchen and bathroom tiles
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i used it to remove paint from a antique car and it worked just like they say it should.