Texas EnviroBlast Removes Paint from Brick Wall

How Texas EnviroBlast Removed Paint from 80,000 Square Feet of Brick

The team at Texas EnviroBlast took on an impressive project involving the removal of paint from approximately 80,000 square feet of brick. After stripping the unwanted paint with Transgel Paint and Graffiti Remover, the surface was protected using World's Best Graffiti Coating to help guard against future vandalism and simplify maintenance.

Texas EnviroBlast paint removal & application of World's Best Graffiti Coating onto 80K sq feet of brick

The Challenge

Masonry surfaces are porous, uneven, and can easily trap layers of paint deep within the substrate. Traditional removal methods often require excessive scraping, grinding, or blasting that can damage the surface.

For a project of this scale, the contractor needed a solution that could:

  • Effectively remove paint from brick
  • Minimize damage to the masonry
  • Work efficiently across large surface areas
  • Prepare the surface for a protective coating

The Solution

For this large-scale restoration project, Texas EnviroBlast relied on Transgel Paint & Graffiti Remover. As a contractor specializing in surface restoration, coating removal, abrasive blasting, and masonry cleaning, the team needed a solution capable of handling thousands of square feet of painted brick efficiently while helping preserve the integrity of the substrate.

The gel formula allows the product to remain active on the surface for extended periods, helping soften stubborn paint for easier removal.

Two coats of Transgel applied with airless sprayer
Two coats of Transgel applied with airless sprayer
Brick Wall After Application of Transgel
After Application
Brick Wall After Dwell Time
After Dwell Time

Depending on the coating thickness and age, Transgel can be brushed, rolled, or sprayed onto the surface and left to dwell before pressure washing or rinsing away the dissolved paint.

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