MaxPower90
2019-06-30 10:24:54
- #1
Hello dear people,
we are redesigning our garden and since I can't spend much money at the moment, we will probably buy good used patio slabs. Now, I was offered the ones from the picture below, I hope the upload works.
According to the seller's information, these are expensive brand slabs that are not even 2 years old. As you can see, the coating looks terrible. A coating is not a must on a patio slab anyway, many don’t have one at all. That's why my question: Can the remaining coating be easily removed, perhaps mechanically by sanding or with a chemical? I only care that the surface looks nice again, whether with or without coating. As it looks in the picture, it is of course disgusting.
Thanks for your tips!
we are redesigning our garden and since I can't spend much money at the moment, we will probably buy good used patio slabs. Now, I was offered the ones from the picture below, I hope the upload works.
According to the seller's information, these are expensive brand slabs that are not even 2 years old. As you can see, the coating looks terrible. A coating is not a must on a patio slab anyway, many don’t have one at all. That's why my question: Can the remaining coating be easily removed, perhaps mechanically by sanding or with a chemical? I only care that the surface looks nice again, whether with or without coating. As it looks in the picture, it is of course disgusting.
Thanks for your tips!