CASE STUDY


The Original Poultice Paint Removal System The safer, more efficient way to remove almost any type of paint or varnish in one easy application from a variety of substrates.


Architecturally Specified


STONE


PLASTER ORNATE


BRICK


WOOD


METAL


As the finish looked so good, we thought we’d do it justice with some photographs from a professional photographer – DH Photography.” The client Andrew Gee commented, “I was looking to modernise my


period property without losing its character. Built in the 1920s, the rooms were airy but dark. The décor was old fashioned and was in urgent need of an update. I was open to a radical re-think to open out the space and welcome light, but had no idea how to accomplish this. “I needed guidance and wanted the job project managed, both for


convenience and to make sure the house could fulfil its potential as a beautiful space to live. This has been achieved by employing Utopia Mix Interiors to design the space and G BORG High Class Painting & Decorating to take the vision and make it a reality.”


Paint Removal System 1 Paint Removal System 7


containing Oil, Lead Polyurethane or water.


Suitable for Wood, Brick, Stone, Concrete, Marble, Decorative Plaster, Cornices and Plaster walls.


Also removes painted wall paper.


Water-based Alkaline formulation.


of Architectural, Domestic and Industrial Coatings.


No dangerous fumes or toxic particles.


Modern alternative for Peelaway®


1.


Does not require neutralising on application.


G BORG High Class Painting & Decorating are Members of the PDA based in Lancashire. You can get in touch with them on 0161 330 8840, visit their website at gborg.co.uk or follow them on Instagram @GBorgDecorators


A FREE Peelaway DVD is available on request.


E: sales@barrettine.co.uk www.barrettinePro.co.uk


St. Ivel Way, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8TY. T: 0117 960 0060 F: 0117 935 2437


* Environmental claim compares to shot blasting, abrasion and heat guns where toxic paint particles can be released into the environment.


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