Bill,
I own a const. co. and we are repairing flood damaged basements. We will install a waterproof cement coating, but on some of the basements, we must remove the paint coatings, to allow the new coating to bond to the cement block.
I need a power washer that will cut off the old paint residue. Also what is the scoop on the rotating tips, as one supplier stated this will improve the cuttting action of the washer.?
I have read the spec. on the 5000-6000 psi models? is this the right machione to do the job?
roger
For your application, a pressure washer above 5000 psi would work perfectly. A psi rating of this high should have no problem removing the paint with ease.
In regards to a rotating turbo nozzle, these attachments increase your pressure by about 200 psi and work great for hard to remove areas. These nozzles use a jet stream pattern that rotates in a circle which absolutely increases the capability of the machine. Using this type of nozzle would speed up the process significantly.
I'm posting a link below to the turbo nozzle we carry:
Rotary Turbo Nozzles