Liquid Chemical Stripping
There are several reasons you may need to remove powder coating or paint. The main reasons are usually if you make a mistake during the coating process, want to restore an item that was previously powder coated or remove coating build-up from hooks, racks, hangers or rejected parts. There are several techniques used in the industry to remove old paint and coating including mechanical blasting or burning off. Ameriblasts prefers to use a chemical powder coating stripper, which is fast, safe and highly effective to remove even several layers of old coating. Plus, your item will not be susceptible to pitting or warping, which is common when using mechanical blasting or burning to remove powder coating. If you have an item you’d like restored, but you need to remove layers of worn out paint or powder coating, call Ameriblasts today at call 215-946-3762.
Advantages of Using Powder Coating Chemical Stripper
- Useful powder coating removal method
- Applicable for rusting applications
- Remove built up excess material without abbrasives
- Safe for your project
Chemical Strippers to Remove Cured Powder Coating
Preparation is key when it comes to stripping off powder coating or paint. Powder coating is a great option to protect metal from rust and other harsh environmental elements. The process is also commonly used to restore household appliances, aluminum extrusions, drum hardware, automobiles, motorcycles, bicycle parts and much more. However, if you do not employ proper methods of stripping and removing old powder coating it can cause damage to your paint job. Old protection must be removed before new paint or powder coating can be applied. The operators at Ameriblasts have many years of experience in every facet of powder coating including new application and removal.
