How To Remove Paint From A Log Cabin at Tom Wildes blog

How To Remove Paint From A Log Cabin. To remove an existing finish there are basically three options, pressure washing along with a chemical finish remover, media blasting and sanding the log cabin. The two main ways of removing existing stain from the logs or wood from the exterior of a structure is to either sanding/grinding or blasting with a fine media, no coarser that 50/100 grit. Sandblasting is an effective method for restoring log cabins. To remove paint from a log cabin exterior you need a proprietary paint removal product that is chemically capable of dissolving the paint. Do not use a coarse medium like walnut shells, as it leaves an oily residue, or heavy grit such as 30/60. We recently bought an old log home that has been painted a zillion times. Over time, log cabins can become blotchy, discoloured, and rotten due to weathering, mildew, and improper sealing. What’s the best way to remove all the old paint so we can get to the bare. Chemical stripping and media blasting are used to remove the existing finish—typically paint or stain—from a log home’s exterior surface.

Over time, log cabins can become blotchy, discoloured, and rotten due to weathering, mildew, and improper sealing. To remove an existing finish there are basically three options, pressure washing along with a chemical finish remover, media blasting and sanding the log cabin. To remove paint from a log cabin exterior you need a proprietary paint removal product that is chemically capable of dissolving the paint. Chemical stripping and media blasting are used to remove the existing finish—typically paint or stain—from a log home’s exterior surface. Do not use a coarse medium like walnut shells, as it leaves an oily residue, or heavy grit such as 30/60. Sandblasting is an effective method for restoring log cabins. The two main ways of removing existing stain from the logs or wood from the exterior of a structure is to either sanding/grinding or blasting with a fine media, no coarser that 50/100 grit. We recently bought an old log home that has been painted a zillion times. What’s the best way to remove all the old paint so we can get to the bare.

Easiest Way To Remove Old Paint From Deck at Jennifer Ryan blog

How To Remove Paint From A Log Cabin Sandblasting is an effective method for restoring log cabins. What’s the best way to remove all the old paint so we can get to the bare. We recently bought an old log home that has been painted a zillion times. Chemical stripping and media blasting are used to remove the existing finish—typically paint or stain—from a log home’s exterior surface. Sandblasting is an effective method for restoring log cabins. Over time, log cabins can become blotchy, discoloured, and rotten due to weathering, mildew, and improper sealing. To remove paint from a log cabin exterior you need a proprietary paint removal product that is chemically capable of dissolving the paint. To remove an existing finish there are basically three options, pressure washing along with a chemical finish remover, media blasting and sanding the log cabin. Do not use a coarse medium like walnut shells, as it leaves an oily residue, or heavy grit such as 30/60. The two main ways of removing existing stain from the logs or wood from the exterior of a structure is to either sanding/grinding or blasting with a fine media, no coarser that 50/100 grit.