Method of removing coating and restoring wood
AssigneeResearch Chemical
InventorsRoger L. Ely, Marvin B. Langenberg
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InventorsRoger L. Ely, Marvin B. Langenberg
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Methods are disclosed for the removal of paints, stains, varnishes, resins, grease, wood pitch, urea and phenolic resins, creosote, fungi, algae, moss, pulp mill black liquor, and resin glue. Also disclosed are methods of restoring old, weather-beaten or water-stained wood. The methods generally comprise application of compositions consisting essentially of an aqueous solution of an alkali metal hydroxide, sodium bicarbonate, ethylene glycol, glycerol, and xanthan gum. Enhanced effectiveness of the compositions is obtained in some cases by further application of a weakly acidic oxalic acid solution. The compositions are applied to the surface having the coating desired to be removed by brushing, spraying, and the like, allowed to stand for a time, then either wiped off or washed off with water, except in the case of creosote removal, where the composition is allowed to dry and then removed by conventional methods.
A method of removing a coating selected from oil-and water-based paints, stains, varnishes, clear resins, and enamels from a surface comprising:
A method of restoring old, weather-beaten or water-stained wood surfaces comprising:
A method of preparing the surface of old, weather-beaten or water-stained wood for a new finish, the method comprising:
A method of removing a coating of grease and oil from a surface comprising:
A method of removing a coating of wood pitch and resin from a surface comprising:
A method of cleaning and restoring used paint applicators comprising contacting the used applicator with a composition consisting essentially of an aqueous solution of the following components by approximate weight:
A method of removing creosote deposits from a surface comprising:
A method of removing lime-dust, asphalt, fungi, algae, moss, pulp mill black liquor, and resin glue from a surface comprising:
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