professional paint removers
- Professional paint removers, often used by contractors, restoration experts, and industrial workers, are designed for efficiency and effectiveness in removing paint from various surfaces. They are typically more powerful than consumer-grade products and may be suitable for larger or more challenging paint removal tasks. Here are some common types of professional paint removers:
1. Caustic-Based Paint Removers:
- Sodium Hydroxide (Lye): A strong alkaline chemical that breaks down the bonds in paint. It is very effective but can be harsh on certain surfaces, especially wood, which can become discolored or damaged. It is more commonly used in industrial settings for heavy-duty paint stripping.
- Potassium Hydroxide: Similar to sodium hydroxide but often used in formulations that require less aggressive stripping action.
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