The removal of unwanted coatings from cement-based surfaces is a common requirement in both residential and industrial settings. Achieving a satisfactory result necessitates the selection of appropriate methods and materials, considering the type of paint, the age of the stain, and the nature of the underlying concrete.
Effective coating removal enhances the aesthetic appeal of structures, prevents potential damage caused by trapped moisture, and prepares surfaces for recoating or restoration. Historically, manual scraping was the primary technique; however, advancements in chemical and mechanical technologies have provided more efficient and less labor-intensive solutions.
