Removing paint buildup on ADA ramps with a wet sandblaster.	Paint removal with a turbo nozzle.
We recently had a customer, who decided to paint their own ADA ramps. Unfortunately, they used the wrong paint. A very slick enamel.	After numerous slips and falls, they called us to correct the situation. Here's the same ramp after the removal process.
In an effort to hide numerous ADA layout changes, this customer let someone try to "grey out" the old markings.	This only created a bigger mess, when the grey paint started coming off!
Over 3000 gallons of water, 2200 pounds of sand,	and close to 20 hours of labor, to fix it.
	Although these are extreme examples, they are by no means uncommon. If you are considering any type of layout change or other scenario that may require paint removal , please call for a consultation. I'd be happy to educate you on all your options.