paint stripping
Removing old finishes
Paint stripping is the process of removing paint from a surface, typically to prepare it for refinishing or to restore the original material underneath.
Methods include chemical strippers, heat guns, sanding, and power washing.
The paint stripping revealed beautiful oak beneath decades of white enamel.
- scrapingRubbing away material
- solventDissolving liquid or financially stable
- chemicalSubstance with defined composition
- removerAgent that eliminates
- varnishLiquid that dries glossy
sanding · lacquer · peeling · furniture · heat gun · wood · restoration · layer · brush · putty knife · elbow grease · fumes · protective · gloves · protective gear · drop cloth · residue · sandpaper
- surface preparationsurface prep, degreasing, cleaning, sanding, priming
- asbestosasbestos removal, ACM, friable, abatement, amphibole
- building repaircrack repair, foundation repair, repointing, tuckpointing, concrete repair
- preservationpreserve, preservatives, preservative, canning, freezing
- removalremove, elimination, delete, erasing, erase
- Industrial Cleaningpressure washing, power washing, steam cleaning, degreasing, sandblasting
paint strippingpainting
Pigment on canvas
coating · finishing · priming · varnishing · lacquering
paint strippingcovering
Layer that shields or hides
protecting · concealing · layering · building up · beautifying
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