After removing all the paint, you may find some black marks left over from where the stripper soaked through your masking tape which is to be expected. In this case, there are a couple of options available: The easiest way would simply be to apply an oil-based primer over the area to seal it in, but if you're going for a sleek look with no texture then try wiping down the area with denatured Paint removal Auckland alcohol first; this will dissolve any oils that were left behind and allow for a completely smooth finish. If you still an issue after following both these instructions, try using a latex paint stripper to remove the final bit of residue.Now that your paint is gone you can begin priming and painting to get that surface looking great again! Another great product for removing any leftover greasy substances on painted surfaces is Citristrip Neutralizer which can be applied after using Citristrip or straight onto any other type of residue left behind by oil-based paint removers.

An enameled cast iron tub sits outside under a tree next to a rusty fire pit. In this environment, even though enameled it has still been subject to rusting and oxidation over years of exposure. The poor maintenance of the surrounding area by the home owner will be taken into consideration as part of our equation moving forward. So what would Paint stripping Auckland be an acceptable amount of rust on this tub? What if this tub was in an area that was naturally rusted with no direct human influence would it have any rust on it at all? Where do you draw the line of too much rust vs. acceptable rust? Let's also consider color, what is your opinion about a rusty steel surface being painted or left alone? So many variables to consider with so little information, but lucky for us there are experts in the field who can assist us.

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