Posted by Wardner on November 17, 2012 at 14:45:10 from (4.154.248.137):
In Reply to: needle scaler??? posted by dave2 on November 17, 2012 at 13:48:58:
Any mechanical means to remove paint from any surface will impart a textural change in the substrate. In other words, you (and others) will notice where the scaler has been used.
You probably should use paint remover. Something like Peel-Away. Google that. The better products that use high concentrations of methylene chloride are no longer avialble at retail establishments. It's a carcinogen. Professionals can get it though.
Heat is also an option but it can cause spalling of the stone if the operator is reckless. Don't use flame. Heat gun or hand held infa-red resistance heater. Follow with pressure washer. Scrapeing will leave tool marks on the soft stone.
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