Yes, you can. I've had experience using stripping solvent and then using a sander to take off the rest of the paint I could not remove. It is advisable to use a mask when you do this as the dust really flies! The size of the one you use would depend upon what you're sanding. I found a small palm sander for a small strip on the porch and then am going to rent an orbit sander for a larger area.
First, remove any paint or other finishes. Use sandpaper, electric sander, and paint scrapers.
The best kind of sander to remove paint from automobiles is a dual action sander. It can be fitted with the right kind of sanding tool based on the type of automobile and type of paint to be removed. Chemical paint strippers are also an option which involve less work but there are risks of causing damage that way.
Scrub it with warm water and a sponge sander block.
Scrub it with warm water and a sponge sander block.
I sand mine with an electric sander every time they get rusty.
No, the color in spray paint is not affected by bleach. A proprietory concrete cleaner or fine sand impregnated with solvent will reduce the appearance of the paint.
There are several ways to remove paint from a wood deck: * Use a pressure washer to remove the paint. * You can use a sander to remove the paint. This metod takes a lot of time. However, it is the safest way. * There are chemical paint removers. However, you wll need to be extra careful using them. Their fumes are toxic.
It does depend on what kind of paint and how deep it has set in the concrete, but it certainly sounds like a good start to work on.
it scrapes the surface of what ever it is on to make it a little porous, usually for done before painting and staining so the paint doesn't peel off
Pressure washing is the best option.
The Porter Cable 7403 Paint Remover Sander is a good choice.
Well, if you can remove the part and it is really in sad shape. Sandblasting works. But for a moderate case, try using a paint sander. Specially made for cars.