How do I remove paint stains from cement?
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RE: How do I remove paint stains from cement?
I have found that using nail polish remover for Wood Fence small spot stains using a bit of elbow grease can remove these from a sealed coloured driveway.
Post By JMJ33 (Guest Post)
RE: How do I remove paint stains from cement?
I have found that using nail polish remover for wood fence small spot stains using a bit of elbow grease can remove these from a sealed colored driveway.
Post By JMJ33 (Guest Post)
RE: How do I remove stains from cement?
We are having tile put in our bathroom and the tiles were cut with a wet saw in our garage and on our sidewalk. It left a chalky haze on the cement that stayed even after power washing. How can I get it clean?
Post By kccbskt (Guest Post)
RE: How do I remove paint stains from cement?
I bought a pumice scouring stick at the 99 cent store, it says it will remove paint from cement,tile & masonry . Also it says will remove rust from garden tools. Cleans: ceramic tile,porcelain,masonry,concrete & Iron. Restores tools,pools and barbeques." Unexcelled for removing," Baked on food,grease and carbon build ups in ovens grills and iron cookware.Rock- hard mineral deposits around faucets & drains,scale and rust on metal work and piping,unsightly toilet bowl rings,stubborn stains in tubs,sinks and showers ( not fiberglass) and a bunch of other stuff. This will be tested with elbow grease this weekend.;-) GG Vi
Post by Great Granny Vi
RE: How do I remove paint stains from cement?
Spirit of Salts contains hydrochloric acid should clean your patio. It is an EXTREMELY DANGEROUS CORRSIVE FLUID.
Post By Willem (Guest Post)
Patio cement needs a cleaning. it is enclosed.
How can i clean my patio, with things i already have around the house.""""
Post By Theresa otto. (Guest Post)
Removing Wood fence stain from Cement
How do I remove Wood fence stain from my cement driveway
Post By James Hommerding (Guest Post)
RE: How do I remove paint stains from cement?
One idea may be to check out things like Goo Gone, Goof Off, or Orange clean. These may be the safest as opposed to harsher chemicals like Paint Thinner. Another idea may be to call local paint stores or even local Painters for Hire and see if they would have any suggestions. Good luck!
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