How Do You Strip Epoxy Paint From Floors Using Muriatic Acid?
Epoxy paint is often used on concrete floors to give the rough, dull concrete a bit of color and style. If it becomes worn or it’s time for a color change, it is necessary to remove the epoxy paint before applying another color or type of coating. A simple chemical formula you mix yourself will help strip the epoxy paint from your floors. The supplies are inexpensive and the work isn’t difficult. In under a day’s time your floor will be stripped of the old epoxy paint and ready for a fresh new coat. Wear your face mask, work gloves and safety goggles when using any kind of chemicals. Only perform tasks such as this one in a very well ventilated space. Mask off any areas you don’t want to come into contact with the muriatic acid, using plastic sheeting or tarps and masking tape. Pour 2 cups of water into the basin. Add 1/4 cup of the muriatic acid to the water. Stir with a wooden paint stick or other disposable implement, Spread the muriatic acid solution over a workable portion of the
