[ronnie paton]

i need to remove some paint from brick work its 2 weeks old ad iv tried pressure washer and turbo nozzle but not budgeing much......i need a chemical that is eco friendly has its very close to gardens and shrubs.

any help appreciated

[Andy Foster]

Steam is the way if you can as you won't need any chemicals at all.
If no, then Tensid do a 'non-harmful' paint remover.  It's expensive but does the job.

[ronnie paton]

thanks andy

[Rob_Mac]

Ronnie

Just got back from a busy week in Kent & Berkshire. Ive got the steam machines if you want to work together.

Rob

[trevor perry]

it depends on the type of paint steam will not move some types and you will deffinately need chemical as mentioned tensid do a remover and so do graffittihotline

[Rob_Mac]

Ive also got the chemicals sitting in our unit!!

Rob

[joe.b]

if its a big enough job we could help you out with a low pressure blasting system that will take the layers of paint of without damaging anything

[Andy Foster]

The only type I have come across that steam will not remove is distemper which hasn;t been used for years and this is only a couple of weeks old so shouldn't be a problem.

The only chemical I would take is a ghost remover... just in case.

A

[ronnie paton]

its only a mall area couple of hours work.

It was done by the painter on some apparments who dropped the tin, it was water based masonary paint.

Thanks rob and joe but its only a small area.

[cleaner-exteriors]

I remove all types of graffiti with low pressure and chemicals, use graffitihotline there chems are all approved by local authorities, there very good

[ronnie paton]

rang tensid and the price of the stuff i need is £8.50 per litre but they only sell in 20 litres dont think i can jusify paying that uch would prob not even use a litre