paint stripping ,does it have the right tools with package
270868
I has a scrapping blade that comes with it. But I think a heat gun and a putty knife would work better.
270869
It has sand paper attachment and paper triangle shape You can get a triangle rasp for stripping paint also it came in one of kits as I have power and battery models??Hope this helps
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.
599295
There are so many other better methods to prep your staircase that the PaintEater would be like trying to thread a needle with a sledge hammer. 3M's "Safest Stripper" works really well, and would spare your trim. The PaintEater on the other hand, would probably devour it. I've used it as a light-duty grinder to prepare a roof deck, so even with a gentle touch, you could end up doing a world of damage. You'd also have quite a cleanup. I lay plastic sheeting down outside, and STILL end up with a mess. Short answer? Don't risk it.
1711435
I have not used the Paint Shaver but, judging by the videos I've watched, they are the same. The Metabo is designed for flat surfaces, some clapboards are slightly rounded, depends on which ones you want to strip. I am a remodeling contractor, I buy what I need to get through, I was thoroughly satisfied with the performance of the Metabo.
607446
nope i bearly started clearing before used spraymax bought it had real job go cart lol you could use a paint brush to insted of paint gun i wouldnt reckamend it but its your money!
1879341
Yes you will need a clean work space and a fine spray tip Rinse machine real well with lacquer thinner to remove any paint that may be in your spray line or gun thin if needed or wanted ( ware a good spray mask with filters )
1965697
I read the same thing. However I think it depends on the material you are stripping off. I used it for a heavily painted surface and it did not do it. I also used it on a varnished surface and it was not able to be used again, I had to dispose of it.
1000769
This product contains acetone and will strip paints. Depending on the resin used for the fiberglass it may also soften the polymer matrix.
1241980
No paint touch up kit was included. Any black flat paint would work - something like rust - o - leum might be best.
1272758
No, u need a scraper, and stamper, plus.paint. salley hansen insta dry works amazing. Cnd new line vinalux works good too.
2264790
I haven't used it yet but I found this recommended on this website. Take a look, maybe they can answer your question. http://tilecleaning.org/stripping-saltillo-tiles.htm
169580
Really depends on what you're working on. I can't think of anything this would be my go-to tool for removing paint from.
487773
Works well. Increase dwell time from lacquer. Couple coats before scraping off. No water until end. Scraper, steel wool, then hot water and nylon brush, then pressure washer, then soap and water, then pressure washer. Faster the better when scrubbing off stripper. Commit to it otherwise you'll just have to do it twice. Oxalic acid if you get black spots.
674290
This power washer like many could strip paint off a variety of surfaces. But it's up to the user to take car so that doesn't happen. Choosing the correct spray tip and keeping the tip at the correct distance away from the surface your spraying so damage will not occur.
1257755
This unit has carbide bits, you can get replacement bits which I recommend. I would say you can strip paint off 2000 board feet...if you hit nail heads then it drops down to about 250 board feet.
1552
It works great especially for the newer paints. To test it after buying it, I sprayed epoxy primer (1.8mm tip), base color (1.5mm tip), and urethane clear (1.3mm tip). The gun performed flawlessly. I would suggest you keep a cheap gun for the primer and use this for color/clear, so you don't have cross-contamination from the primer. I use a Husky HVLP (about $50) that works great. I would buy this gun again. I use it on classic Corvettes....
281737
I own/use the paintshaver pro and the metabo. I preferred the metabo and my crew of workers used to argue who got to use it. The paintshaver pro is aggressive and will gouge the woodwork. The metabo on any setting never gouged. They strip equally fast, the metabo area needs less prep before paint in my experience. I suggest buying an extra set of blades for either one. Hitting hidden nails dulls them and I've learned the hard way and had to order them and wait for delivery. If I wouldve known i would have bought 2 metabos instead of one paintshaver pro. Oh and also the vaccume you hook it up to makes a big difference also. Hope this review helps your anticipation