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Then a neighbor offered me his Metabo paint remover. This wonder tool removed nearly all the old paint right down to the bare wood. It did a beautiful job, but the real miracle is that the section shown here only took 20 minutes to do! With those other methods, it would have taken half a day. Total Tools reserve the right to terminate or amend the price guarantee policy at any time without notice. For Further Information Special event, club or membership offers, third party promotions or prices not available to the general public Product must be currently advertised in print or electronic media (Including newspaper, catalogue, radio, television advertising or online)

Metabo 240v 710w Paint Stripper And Remover With MetaBox LF724 S

The head also has two blades on the sides that are perpendicular to the cutting surface. These remove paint from the bottom of the lap as you go. The tool also comes with a vacuum port, and I was able to hook it up directly to my shop vacuum and take care of a lot of the mess as I went. The tool is sort of a cross between a biscuit joiner, an angle grinder and a portable plane. The circular head has two small replaceable carbide bits about 3/4 in. square. The head diameter is about 3 in., and my siding reveal is about 4-1/2 in., so I had to work it up and down as I went down each board. It only takes one pass, and you do want to keep moving.

Considering the time-savings, the Metabo paint remover is a bargain. Even my wife, who doesn’t usually encourage me to buy power tools, said, “We should just get one of those!” For the past few years, my wife and I have been remodeling our old house. This summer, I finally got around to the exterior paint. To remove 110 years of paint buildup, I tried all the conventional methods: hand scraping, pressure washing, wire brushes, sanders, heat guns, etc. Each of the paint removal tools sort of worked (eventually), but all the paint stripping tools all had the same problem: too slow!