can I strip paint from my deck?
913199
I have not tried this on wood. I have only used this on metal, but you can certainly try. Per manufacturer's specifications it can be used on furniture. It should be more than fine on a deck. I hope it helps.
913200
Yes, I just stripped my entire deck. I covered citriStrip with garbage bags while it was curing so it wouldn't dry out.
913201
It's stain and paint stripper. Is your deck stained or painted? Logic would dictate.... I must say that's a HUGE undertaking. Having only seen your deck in my imagination, I think I'd consider sanding the larger, flat areas and using the stripper on the more intricate details, such as hand rails, etc.
913202
I'm sure this product would remove paint- I had to take some white paint off of a cedar deck with it recently. Cabot makes some great products for deck cleaning and finish removal and you may think about going that route. I have used their stuff and I was really impressed.
1488799
yes, I did alot of research, and the manufactures says that all you have to do is clean the deck and reapply.
97936
If you can get around the screw, the Vampliers will remove it. But it will probably cause some of the decking to get dinged up. You'll probably need to clean it up with wood putty and stain once the screw is removed.
1862315
I have not had to but since this is an oil based paint marker I'd be willing to bet paint remover would do it. Might also be able to use Nail polish remover. Just need to be careful as both of these chemicals may damage the thing you painted especially plastics.
2017057
I can't answer your specific question, but wanted to note that, per ounce when you factor in the shipping costs for this product, it would be pretty expensive to clean your deck with it. I personally would use Krud Kutter ($12 at Home Depot for a gallon), which cleans my outdoor areas pretty great without any staining or stickiness.
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.
15050
Absolutely you can remove paint from wood floors. The tool will remove paint from anything that is flat. I have only used the tool on old, flaky paint, but it could be used on regular paint although that would probably take a lot longer. Be sure to get several discs because they wear out pretty quickly when you go down to bare wood.
721381
I power wash my deck. It took of the all the old paints, stains. IF I hold it same spit too much it peels of the wood too. I think it does the job
2076328
Sorry but I only washed the deck. Although it did a decent job of removing dirt, mildew and grime, for reasons too involved to mention here, I did not paint or seal the deck.
1448614
As long as it is not too thick, test viscosity as instructed in the manual. It is pretty easy to paint a deck with a roller on a long handle also.
1370334
My application was on a wood gazebo. I just scraped and wire brushed the loose stuff, then painted over with a normal heavy duty deck finish. Maybe you could just paint over it with a quality concrete paint.
2067384
Absolutely , the paint will peel right off . And I'm not so sure you want to paint a walkway with this paint it's, great stutt but it might be slippery. You need a pool deck paint. It's got a grit to it
1804062
You would have to remove the rust first with steel wool or sanding paper. If you paint over the rust it would just eat the paint away.
892025
It looks like it CAN be removed but I wouldn't recommend it. It's too top heavy and likely would tip with the slightest breeze. It has holes in the bottom so you can bolt it down, though. I just tuck the bottom crossbars under the deck railings for stability and it works rather well. Hope that helps! :D
1943863
I wouldn't advise that. This is meant to remove ground-in paint, it would probably take other coatings off.
880957
I guess you can just pull them out. Depending on the texture of the wall and qaulity/age of the paint, they may come out clean or take out some part of the paint when you remove them.
2100426
i have not tried it but i don't think it would be that big of an issue. you can always use goo-gone if there is sticky residue. not sure if it will lift off varnish or paint... i suppose you can just sand that down and re-varnish or re-paint.