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| Infrared Paint Removal— A Safer, Gentler, Eco-Friendly Method
| PreservationDirectory.com is a website whose purpose is facilitating communication among historic preservation professionals and the general public. We published an article there, here is where you can read it. |
| Paint and Wallcovering Contractor
| Paint and Wallcovering Contractor Magazine talked about us in their article on Greener Prep Products. You can see it here. |
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This 2002 article in This Old House Magazine endorses the "Silent Paint Remover" which was, in fact, the Speedheater. Refer to this page for the details. Then take a look at the article
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Read about "The Cleaner Cleanup" discussing the Speedheater to address lead paint removal problems.
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This is an entry from the "This Old House" blog "Hardware Aisle" and discusses the use of the Speedheater IR Paint Remover instead of propane torches. By a home owner whose painting contractor set her house a fire using a torch to strip paint. Read more.
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Recent news article on the web.
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This is a news article that we wrote for ExtremeHowTo.Com on safer, eco-friendly paint removal. Read More.
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DIY Network TV 2005.
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DIY home improvement show host, David Thiel demonstrates the proper use of the Speedheater Infrared Paint Remover on DIY Tools & Techniques Episode DIT-330. Read More.
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Taking the Pain out of Painting
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This article in the Washington Post speaks to recent innovations in the paint and paint removal industry. Read More.
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Designing Spaces TV Program!
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See the Speedheater Infrared Paint Remover, Pro Arm, and pull-type scrapers in action on siding, windows, and door frames.
See it here.
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This is the website for the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control. Their emphasis is on getting lead paint out of homes and the programs to achieve it. Read more.
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National Safety Council Lead Information Center
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1-800-424-5323 Hotline and 150+ documents free to public. Other links there too. Read more.
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The Environmental Protection Agency website gives facts, tips, and resources on how to protect your children from lead poisoning due to lead dust during home renovations. Read more.
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Alliance to End Childhood Lead Poisoning
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Phone 202-543-1146.
Fee charged publications on prevention issues.
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Leadcheck Swabs
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Test for lead in paint, dust, tubs, blinds, dishes, etc. from Hybrivet Systems, Inc.
Call for technical help at 800-262-5323.
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