striping paint from wood

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Its gentleness to surfaces makes it an ideal tool for restorers to restore historical and artistic works without risk of damaging the original material. If you need to remove paint from wood, windows or doors, the SHARK is the perfect helper. Laser cleaning uses laser pulses to remove contaminants such as rust, paint, grease, oxides or adhesives without damaging the base material. The dirt absorbs the energy of the laser beam, causing it to evaporate or flake off. The process is non-contact and does not require chemicals or abrasive materials, making it environmentally friendly.

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striping paint from wood

restorator

Its gentleness to surfaces makes it an ideal tool for restorers to restore historical and artistic works without risk of damaging the original material. If you need to remove paint from wood, windows or doors, the SHARK is the perfect helper. Laser cleaning uses laser pulses to remove contaminants such as rust, paint, grease, oxides or adhesives without damaging the base material. The dirt absorbs the energy of the laser beam, causing it to evaporate or flake off. The process is non-contact and does not require chemicals or abrasive materials, making it environmentally friendly.