We are considering the purchase of a two story home, with aluminum siding on the top and brick on the first story. The paint from the aluminum siding has washed down and streaked on the brick.
Has anybody been *successful* in removing this streaked paint from brick?
Thanks in advance. Please respond to group so all can learn.
BubbaL
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Joseph Meehan
Really tough stuff to get off.
I have done it by sandblasting it. That is not easy and may damage the surface of the bricks.
Chemistry may help, but I find that it does not get the paint out of the pores. I have seen some information on products that use a matt to hold the chemical materials on the brick and then the matt is pulled off. However I have not had any personal experience with it.
In any of the three methods, I suggest you should expect to do the process on the whole brick area, as it will look different otherwise.
Power washers are another possible option. I don't know how well they might work as when I had the problem powerwashers were not an option.
If you do buy the place, you should repaint with a non-chalking paint or it will just come back.
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Ray
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C Gurn
We are considering the purchase of a two story home, with aluminum siding on the top and brick on the first story. The paint from the aluminum siding has washed down and streaked on the brick.
Has anybody been *successful* in removing this streaked paint from brick?
Thanks in advance. Please respond to group so all can learn.
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M
m Ransley
Use paint remover and a powerwasher
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