The polyurethane remover by WSI Industries works like a charm. It effortlessly removes polyurethane from concrete, brick, and pavers. It delaminates the coating, freeing it up from the substrate in a solid form. That prevents it from re-contaminating the work space.

WSI Industries sells the best polyurethane stripper you can get. It frees up the coating from the substrate in a solidified form, preventing re-contamination of the work place. You can remove polyurethane off brick, concrete and pavers with it.

Removing polyurethane from brick floors is not easy. Strip the bricks with our polyurethane remover and leave it on for a while. Then use still metallic brushes and rags to strip polyurethane on brick floors.

To remove polyurethane from concrete, you will need a good polyurethane remover. Try the one by WSI Industries. Use a water or chemical-based paint stripper. If it is chemical-based, work off the polyurethane in a highly-ventilated space, and wear protective gear like a respirator, gloves, and goggles.

Yes, you can. A polyurethane coated floor can last you as long as 10 or more years with regular maintenance. If you want to remove that layer for renovation, use our polyurethane remover.

An epoxy or urethane top-coated floor should last you 10 or more years if you maintain it regularly. Add a polyurethane concrete floor coating to increase longevity.

Removing polyurethane from concrete is fairly easy. Use a powerful polyurethane remover like the one by WSI Industries. Then pair it with a paint stripper. Make sure to remove it in a ventilated space if your paint stripper is chemical-based.

The WSI Industries’ stripper for polyurethane is great. Just make sure you use it in a highly-ventilated area and wear protective gear like gloves, goggles, and a respirator.