Ax-it works well in most cases-you need to test-we sell ax-it for $89.00 for a five gallon pail-On Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 6:17 PM, Joe Sykes Sr. <wasweb@bellsouth.net> wrote:Thanks—Great information. Joe Sr.On Mar 3, 2017, at 6:03 PM, Adam Bartos <info@restoreyourtiles.com> wrote:You can also use Ax-it from Betco. It dissolves urethane sealers.Agree with all previous replies. Have customer sign a waiver covering you from being responsible for potential damage to baseboards, walls, and adjacent floors. It is almost impossible not to remove paint from the baseboard shoe.Charge a lot because it is smelly and tedious job. After stripping, clean the floor with a spinner if you have one. It makes big difference. Dry for 2 days and seal with color enhancer.Good luck.On Mar 3, 2017 4:21 PM, "joe sykes" <wasweb@bellsouth.net> wrote:John, very much for this information. Joe Sr.
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> On Mar 3, 2017, at 10:47 AM, John Freitag <jfreitag@thestoneandtileschool.com > wrote:
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> There is a product made by a local janitorial supply in Orlando that will
> remove the urethanes and epoxy coating. the product is called Seal and
> Coating Remove. It cost around $45 + dollars per gallon. It does not have
> the VOC that paint stripper has. You use this product full strength. You
> still must protect painted areas. this product is much more user friendly
> then paint stripper. The supplier is Lawton Bros. Janitorial Supply located
> in Orlando, FL . phone 407-291-2501
> I used this product to strip over 8000 sq. ft. last year. be sure to charge
> for this service. On a good day we stripped 160 to 180 sq.ft.
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> The Stone & Tile School
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> Cell 407-615-0134
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> My son just had a request to remove polyurethane from a slate floor (which
> he estimates has been on for more than 30 yrs.) which is starting to peel.
> Any suggestions as best method for removal? Also would like any feedback
> regarding working with high end home property managers? Good/bad experience?
> What to expect, do/not to do? Thanks for any feedback. Atlantic Stone and
> Tile Care Charleston, SC Joe Sykes Sr.
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