Can this be used to remove paint from brick in the interior of the home?
1366778
We used it to remove nonskid paint from a cement patio floor. It did just fine.
1366779
I'm quite sure it won't because it did not remove paint on a cement floor that had a lot of tiny divits.
355225
I wouldn't advise it because it may pull off the paint when removed, would suggest just using them on Glass.
1952385
I don't think this is possible. It dries pretty fast, and acts just like regular paint. I am not 100% sure, but I think it might only work if you erase it right away, but even then, it might leave a smudge.
1278195
Yes it can be removed in order to paint but you will not be able to reuse it.
131662
I have had no problem with it removing paint. Sometimes when removing it a little will stick, but you just use the piece you removed to blot it and it comes right up.
801092
YES IT CAN . Make sure you use a paint that can be wiped down interior . or you can use spray paints too.:)
647696
I have not used it on the interior of the house. I was very disappointed with this product. It did not last well and was unbelievably difficult to remove.
596791
www.goofoffproducts.com has some stuff that will remove paint. Look on their website.
1862315
I have not had to but since this is an oil based paint marker I'd be willing to bet paint remover would do it. Might also be able to use Nail polish remover. Just need to be careful as both of these chemicals may damage the thing you painted especially plastics.
2011263
I used it on old painted brick and it came off completely! Be sure and cover it with plastic bags for about 3 days so it doesn't dry out and I have no doubt it will work.
1601170
As it says in the description, it's not for use on interior walls. I have not tried it, but it seems likely that it would take paints off upon removal. There is vinyl available for that purpose (do a search for indoor vinyl). I know Cricut brand is used for wall decals, but you'll probably be able to find something cheaper.
146240
I don't think so, it may damage the mop. A 4" paint brush with a stiff medium brisstle may be better to use.
2101626
My guess is that it would work perfectly but what I would suggest is that you try it on the inside of a cupboard door just to make sure. In any event this stuff is perfect for so many cleaning situations, especially any requiring grease or oil removal, that it is wonderful just to have with your other cleaning agents.
1136400
I have used this product on precoloed cement board wall on our house and it tends to discolor the walls. It actually strips the pigment out of the color
1086270
I've been using it for years now and while I haven't had to use it for brick, I have used it on stone to remove lead paint AND on a historic wooden home from 1822 that was vandalized with several coats of spray paint. For your reference, both surfaces came clean but the stone took a while longer and required a wire brush and some tarping so the spatter from using the wire brush wouldn't affect other areas NOT coated with paint. Please remember that sometimes brick is more porous then stone.
1405713
Technically yes, that is exactly how it works. Look up melamine foam. It is abrasive and porous on a microscopic level, and it sucks those stains up into the foam, destroying the foam in the process. But to feel the eraser with your hand, it is fairly soft, more like a sponge. The stain removing power really is amazing - I have used it to remove scuffs and crayon marks on walls, caked-on oven grease, and burn marks on a ceramic pan. I haven't had any materials get damaged with gentle use, but if you were to really worry a spot with the sponge, it would eventually wear through layers of paint.
2217453
Yes. Just painted a brick house with this last weekend and it b worked wonderfully.