Would this be good at removing power coat paint?
1094414
If you are referring to POWDER coat painting I would say it would not work very well since an electric charge is used to bond the paint. It would require it to be a flat surface and would require much time to remove all traces of the bonded paint.
1094415
maybe but i would go for the round orbital sander, the one for velcro discs. few dollars and a huge diference. sheet sanders are going obsolete and soon to be extinted, they also leave "curls" on the sanded surface.
1094416
Powder coating is a different process of paint application than the traditional spray on. Powder coating "sticks" better and therefore is harder to remove. I haven't use this tool on powder coated surfaces; however, I have used other tools and manual methods on powder coated surfaces and it's been a challenge. Especially, if the surface has curves, cutouts or punch out areas. Flat surfaces will require work, but are more doable than the other surfaces.
1094417
It would do the job, but you'd go through a ton of sandpaper as it would probably gum up easily. I'd sand blast the paint instead, if you can get the equipment.
1094418
I am not sure what power coat paint is but this is a very efficient sander. I suppose if you equip it with coarse paper it would take paint off pretty well. I used it primarily to strip a mahogany porch floor of stains and grime. Worked great.
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.
2157545
I think it would work well but I haven't used it for paint removal. It heats up quickly and has two heat settings. Not a very good answer I know. I use it to soften resin on my sculptures before gluing and I love it.
1593812
My guess is yes, but I would test it on the paint in another area that is not visible first. I've used it on tree sap on shoes, skin, etc and it removes it beautifully.
895161
I would recommend it. It worked well indoors. Use a scraper to remove the paint--metal as its a bit more sturdy. This was quite effective and not nearly as noxious as the chemical paint remover
925323
Yes it would help. We used it to remove a cement paint on our basement floor. I quite sure it was a latex paint. Sorry it took so long to respond.
364864
I wouldn't. The drill bristles are pretty coarse, which makes it better as a tough cleaner, but worse against surfaces which could potentially scratch. I wouldn't use this on my car (if I cared about the paint job) either. Really only suitable for stone-like surfaces (e.g. ceramic and tile).
131662
I have had no problem with it removing paint. Sometimes when removing it a little will stick, but you just use the piece you removed to blot it and it comes right up.
964221
I would think so, this is the strongest paint remover I have used. I have painted cars for over 30 years and it will remove urethanes.
1820226
Yes, this is a strong degreaser. It is recommened you avoid it coming in contact with paint
1837654
It should. I found citri-strip useless, too. It removed off wood and metal very well. In most places the oaint waa multiple coats and had been on 40 years or more.
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.
1637929
I use this particular type of krud-kutter to clean/prep before painting. It makes the surface more readily acceptable for paint adhesion. However, this week, I did use it on my high gloss painted white window sills that had gotten terribly dingy and it cleaned those up nicely. I recommend always wearing gloves and only leaving on a minute or so before removing. It's powerful and fast-acting.
2021666
I would imagine it would take off the protective finish. You may want to google the manufacturer and posit the question.Hope this helps. I've used it for the final polish on lacquer and shellac guitar finishes with excellent results
1473005
That depends on how thick the paint and how effective one is removing the loosened paimt. Power spray the loosened paiint? How porous the concrete?
386032
Haven't tried myself... I used it to pressure wash old stained wood, which it was great for. But having used it, I would say it would work on peeling paint.
966239
I used this to remove the old paint to reprint my wheels and it worked very well. Spray on, leave on for a few minuites and spray off with hose. Repeat steps and use a steel wire brush for tougher jobs.