Apply a small amount of rubbing alcohol to the painted area if warm water and scraping don't do the job. Allow the alcohol to penetrate the paint. Soak a sponge with warm water and a mild detergent. Wipe away the alcohol with the sponge; the paint should remove easily.
What is rubberised paint?
Chlorinated rubber paint is a general purpose coating that can be used for interior and exterior applications, from road markings to swimming pools and everything in between. It can be painted on a variety of surfaces, including metal, concrete, road surfaces and manhole covers, and dries within a matter of hours.
How do you remove rubber paint from concrete?
Project Summary
- Clean the concrete surface thoroughly and let dry.
- Scrape peeled or chipped paint.
- Apply paint stripper and wait.
- Remove paint stripper residue.
- Reapply paint stripper as necessary.
