I wasn’t supposed to paint the brick, but the message never got to my brain. Any ideas on how to remove?
Edited 12/12/2002 6:20:42 AM ET by RM1001
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Edited 12/12/2002 6:20:42 AM ET by RM1001
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You could go to a good masonry supply. They have graffiti remover that should help w/o damaging the brick. Best of luck.
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Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.
http://www.quittintime.com/
This is a serious deal to contend with . I have removed most by a pressure washer and chemicals. But at best its not very pretty because it also cleans the brick, where the rest of the brick is not cleaned . Paint on brick is a serious taboo. I have not tried the above post but I would like a name of it .
Tim Mooney