Will this remove stain (paint) from textured concrete deck? Multiple coats that are now peeling.
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If you have a big enough air compressor and you adjust your gun properly, it will.
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.
74890
Not this. Just use a tile and grout cleaner and those Magic eraser sponges are awesome. Don't use simple green cleaner because it colors the grout!
90340
This won't remove the stain, it removes the varnish. If you like the color then seal it. if not stain it the color you want. Good luck
305266
Id try something else like Semi-Chrome or Noxon. This is more of a Polish than a rust remover / Chrome Cleaner. Although it may do the trick, you can try it but Id say to buy a can, only if you have other uses for it... this stuff lasts a good bit and works great for shining stuff up.
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I wouldn't advise that. This is meant to remove ground-in paint, it would probably take other coatings off.
549885
I found hard lime or what ever stains on my sink came off easily with this. It took the stain color away but left some roughness, but after using it several times it took the roughness away also. It also took white water stain off of my black floor tile ( ceramic).
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No, not unless the rust is removed, primed and then sprayed. I used it after sanding, a bonding, priming, matching the paint and then the clear coat. It might help over a fresh scrape. once there is rust, it has to be repaired. Hope that helps.
2050956
I had originally used Baher stain that is like paint (awful never will use it ever again). I actually sanded down my deck before I used the restore.
1178297
No, I have not. I used it for concrete, and it did not work. My best option to date has been vinegar. It will take grease out of almost anything.
934015
Technically yes, but using cleaners or scrubbing it will remove the color and it will "contract". I DOn't recommend it. Try the chrome tiles instead.
1473006
Pretty tricky question. I'll answer it best with another question or two. IS the concrete a "smooth" surface or is it textured? I ask this because the Soygel works best on smooth surfaces - as would most paint removers. The nooks and crannies will make the removal more difficult. I just used the Soygel on a similar job - stone. The paint coating on it was heavy and thick. I had to use a thick coat which I let really set in, then used my drill with a rotary wire head. This got off allot of the paint, but I had to do it a 2nd time to get the rest off. So, depending on the amount of coats and how thick they are, will determine the amount of coverage you can get from a quart. For my application - which I will be completing over the next week, I estimate I will need a full quart to remove an area of 54 sq. ft. Remember, I will also be using multiple wire heads on my drill to get this job done. If you decide to follow this route, use tarps on anything painted that you went to keep painted.
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I don't think it leaves a stain. I really have not used it on many painted surfaces. I used it outside around my covered deck, so that's aluminum siding, and around some exterior doors. I guess the door moldings are painted though. I have not noticed any discoloration or staining on any surfaces.
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My concern will not be in staining, but in melting or hazing the finish. Goof-off is a powerful solvent. For example, it will "frost" most any clear plastic surface. It is a colourless liquid, so it will not stain, but be careful around plastics. Find a scrap piece and see how it reacts. Remember that a damp cloth is much less invasive than a drop. Goo-gone is much milder.... What is it that you are trying to remove?
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Hi. It will remove most the seal and paint. There is a video on their website showing it remove permenant from grout.
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Hi, Sorry to hear that, Yes, my experience was horrible with that product too. I tried getting rid of it just on one area (stairs) and I simply used a very hard-bristle metal brush. I don't really know if there are solvents or something better, I would ask @ home depot. Sorry.Hope you asked for a refund, I sent Rust-Oleum a dissatisfaction email and they refunded the product price. Not a complete consolation since the time & effort is more expensive, but it's something.
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It works great removing paint. It peels the paint. Very Strong. Try something else, if is not paint what you are trying to remove...maybe a degreaser...