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Strip surfaces back to base
Paint removal or getting rid of paint spills can be a tricky DIY job. We’ve seen too many amateur efforts make things worse. Different paint removal processes will vary depending on chemical dilution, type of surface and the paint’s penetration through surface pores.
Kleenit relies on high-quality paint removal products and professional high-pressure cleaning techniques to leave our clients with a prime surface to work from.
How does paint removal work?
The process of paint removal involves the application of our specially formulated “stripping gel”. Unlike other paint strippers, this gel sticks to the wall and doesn’t run down like conventional paint stripper.
In a short amount of time, the paint will soften and bubble, a reaction of the paint surface being forced to expand by the gel (like wrinkled fingertips in the bath are from the skin absorbing water). Once the blistering occurs, our high-pressure cleaning equipment is used to blast off the paint from the surface below.
Anti graffiti repainting options
Want your property free from graffiti or other paint damage? Kleenit also offers anti graffiti coatings in a range of paint colours (as well as clear), to deter paint-can vandals from marking up your newly cleaned surface.
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Paint Removal Frequently Asked Questions
How do you DIY-remove paint stains?
Paint stain removal will depend on the surface. For paint on a window, mix dish soap with warm water until sudsy, and thoroughly wet the window with a sponge or rag. Hold the razor blade at a 45-degree angle, and carefully scrape the paint away, keeping the glass damp to avoid scratches. Paint on a painted, stone, wood, concrete or corrugated tin surface will require a form of solvent and potentially pressure cleaning to remove. Find out about anti-graffiti coatings.
What is the best way to remove old paint?
To strip old paint, apply a thick coat of remover uniformly over the surface of a section with an inexpensive paintbrush. Leave the coating undisturbed for about 20 minutes, until the paint begins to bubble up. Remove the softened paint with a plastic scraper. If necessary, apply a second coat of stripper.
Can I remove old paint stains myself?
Paint removal or getting rid of paint spills can be a tricky DIY job. We’ve seen too many amateur efforts make things worse. Different paint removal processes will vary depending on chemical dilution, type of surface and the paint’s penetration through surface pores. It is better to leave the job to professional paint stain removers.
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