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I need to remove grey paint from concrete slabs so they can be reused,whats
the best stuff that will do the job ,I also have a power washer I can use
after.

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Whats best to use
 

svmsbb wrote:
I need to remove grey paint from concrete slabs so they can be reused,whats
the best stuff that will do the job ,I also have a power washer I can use
after.

depends on the paint, but nitromors is a decent starting point.

Why anyone would want spend a couple of quid cleaning 90p concrete
slabs is however beyond me.

Mine get smashed up for hardcore. Almost as cheap as buying it on ;-)

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svmsbb wrote:

I need to remove grey paint from concrete slabs so they can be reused,whats
the best stuff that will do the job ,I also have a power washer I can use
after.

If its oil paint, caustic soda & wallpaper paste, then pressure wash it
once soaked. But eye protection is essential, and must keep animals &
kids away.


NT

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The Natural Philosopher wrote:
svmsbb wrote:
I need to remove grey paint from concrete slabs so they can be
reused,whats the best stuff that will do the job ,I also have a
power washer I can use after.

depends on the paint, but nitromors is a decent starting point.

Why anyone would want spend a couple of quid cleaning 90p concrete
slabs is however beyond me.

we dont all have the money to smash up and pay someone to come in and
relay,husband is disabled and we are on pensions

Mine get smashed up for hardcore. Almost as cheap as buying it on ;-)

slabs here are £2.38 each B&Q,so it still makes sense to try and clean the
grey paint off (was paint suitable for concrete flooring)as some of the
paint has flaked off with the power washer,which looks real shabby.I will
give nitromos a try though.thanks

Whats best to use
 

svmsbb wrote:
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
svmsbb wrote:
I need to remove grey paint from concrete slabs so they can be
reused,whats the best stuff that will do the job ,I also have a
power washer I can use after.

depends on the paint, but nitromors is a decent starting point.

Why anyone would want spend a couple of quid cleaning 90p concrete
slabs is however beyond me.

we dont all have the money to smash up and pay someone to come in and
relay,husband is disabled and we are on pensions
Mine get smashed up for hardcore. Almost as cheap as buying it on ;-)

slabs here are £2.38 each B&Q,so it still makes sense to try and clean the
grey paint off (was paint suitable for concrete flooring)as some of the
paint has flaked off with the power washer,which looks real shabby.I will
give nitromos a try though.thanks


Well you are being had, my dear. Go to a local builders merchant. And
get them to deliver too. I am fairly sure they are less than a pound.