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Manufacturers of Specialist Paint Removers since 1974
 

 

Strippers Paint Removers manufacture paint strippers and paint removing products for all kinds of paint stripping and paint removal jobs. Our products range from poultice paint-removers, which peel away, leaving a residue that is simply washed off the surface, to materials to remove graffiti which can completely clean even aerosol graffitti from soft red bricks without damaging the surface. In short, our products make it possible to remove paint from virtually any surface and leave it looking as if it had never been painted. Paint removal from beams, grafitti removal from stonework, masonry paint removal, graffiti removal from brickwork, paint stripper for woodwork, paint remover for floor paint. Whatever your requirement for graffiti or paint stripper, don't hesitate to ask.

Established in 1974, the company pioneered many of the products and processes that have now become standard paint removal practice in building conservation. At that time, our product Kling-Strip was the first poultice-type peelaway paint remover on the market. Despite various subsequent imitations, it remains the preferred choice of many conservators and contractors. Since those days, we have developed paint removers and paint stripping processes for masonry paint, textured paint removers, varnish strippers and products for removing everything from grafiti and bitumastic paint, to polyurethane finishes and "cardinal "red floor paint.

We hope that this site will help you to find the paint remover you are looking for. Whether your paint removal project is large or small, don't hesitate to contact us: we don't just sell paint strippers, we do everything possible to ensure that our customers get the right product to do each job as economically as possible and obtain results which are at least as good as they are expecting.