View Full Version : road marking paint removal??
yamar1
28th August, 2009, 07:37 PM
anyone got any ideas?, got some block paving for free, had my drive laid with it but some bricks have line marking paint on them. anyone know what i can use to remove it? iv seen road marking guys using heat to burn it off, Heat maybee???:hmmmm2:
johnebegood
28th August, 2009, 07:52 PM
I have seen that too were they burn the road markings off, but......depending on the colour of your blocks, could leave nasty black/scorch marks...ya wouldnt really notice them on tar but if you have dark blocks i would reckon it would work with a decent burner!
try it out on a spare block or on one that wouldnt be too noticeable!
yamar1
28th August, 2009, 07:57 PM
thats what i was thinking, blow torch or something!
yamar1
28th August, 2009, 08:09 PM
yamar you been robbing wickes car park for the block paving :roflmao:
If you put all the blocks that have paint together a bet you would end up with a disabled parking sign lol
Are the bricks not the 2 sided ones you can turn round??
What about a bit of brick acid and a good high power jet wash.
JoK
something like that!, think heats the shot, il give that a go first.
cactikid
28th August, 2009, 09:23 PM
look at the big tanks of gas they use and the noise it makes do you own a high powered blowtorch and that crap smell lol
chroma
30th August, 2009, 12:28 AM
heat gun + scraper works to remove the bulk.
Then turps/white spirit/some other solvent + wirewool and elbow grease does the rest.
cactikid
30th August, 2009, 09:05 AM
heat gun + scraper works to remove the bulk.
Then turps/white spirit/some other solvent + wirewool and elbow grease does the rest.
that was a good workout lol
on_the_jazz
30th August, 2009, 10:20 AM
When I read the thread title I was hoping you were going to make the road outside your house into one big luxury lane for drivers... like Kramer did in Seinfeld.
denco21
23rd September, 2009, 05:16 AM
i have removed roadmarkings before. iif the material is paint we usually use a blowtorch to heat up the paint and scrape it off, or in your case i would find a spray can with a similar color to your bricks and spray over the top of it. check out www.whitelines.com.au (http://www.whitelines.com.au) on how they remove roadmarkings.
manxspud
23rd September, 2009, 09:19 AM
Warm water & bleach.... then use a good old wire brush... works well everytime & gives you a good sweat.
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