facebookpixel

taking off old flaky paint

Home Forums Pavement Striping Materials taking off old flaky paint

Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #5484
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    what is fastest and cheapest way to take off old thick flaky paint due to years of restriping.about 6000 ft thanks

    #6085
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    have it pressure washed that’s what we do. just add it in your bids

    #6086

    Hello Anthony
    …don’t forget…with Pressure Washing…you’ll have WET Cleanup.
    Also…there is a way to “blast” off the old paint with something like “Baking Soda”.
    I had one client in 17 years ask me to do what you are being asked to do.
    I found a Sub and just bid the job. THe clean up was on them. THe “Baking Soda” was Environmentally friendly…and apparently…it just swept up…or vacuum.
    Next…I do tell almost everyone…”I wouldn’t paint curb or Wheel Stops = Bumper Blocks. The paint will not hold. It’ll “Pop” off instead of wearing of. Then it’s ugly.
    Next…I have a Video on my site explaining “Indoor Paints”. I’ve used Yellow Sealer on a floor of a Hospital Parking Garage. The area was 60′ x 36′. (2) coats…hand applied. AND…it is a tight “turn around”. Guess what…? It’s still going strong.
    Anyhow…I never got the “Soda Blasting” job. I find people won’t pay the price. But…give them a bid…with an Option.
    Option 1) Hand scrape the worst areas and reapply paint.
    I hope this helps.
    Dan

    #6087
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    thanks for the advice

Viewing 4 posts - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.