Removing paint from driveway pavers

[Removing paint from driveway pavers]

I saw a very old post from Dave Olsen who advised that he did not use chemical but used 200+ degree water, 1800-3000 psi and 8-9 gpm. Unfortunately I am unable to ask Dave whether or not he used a turbo nozzle. What are your opinions about using a turbo nozzle?

If possible, I would love to do this without chemicals. If not possible, what chemicals do you suggest?

Thanks for any response.

I would use a stripper agent.....without that chemical assistance, it is going to take you forever to remove that from the surface. I know you said the customer was willing to pay but if you spend too much time, it eats away your profit quickly. There are also some new chems on the market to seal the pavers. It can be done in one step rather than multiple trips to the residence.

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