Protect crew time
Move repetitive stripping off the painter’s critical path so the finishing team can stay focused on finish quality.
A proposed mobile laser-stripping service for painters, refinishers, and cabinet shops across Philadelphia’s Main Line.
Prep work eats labor, creates mess, and ties skilled crews to a task they’d rather outsource. A mobile laser service could give local finishers a cleaner, controlled first step—then hand the project back ready for their craft.
Move repetitive stripping off the painter’s critical path so the finishing team can stay focused on finish quality.
Laser ablation can replace chemical stripper and reduce abrasive waste, with extraction and job-specific controls.
A tuned process can reach profiles, corners, and hardware geometry without flattening the shape underneath.
Start narrow, prove the process, and expand only where the finish quality and safety controls hold up.
Batch stripping for refinishing partners, with test-panel approval before a full run.
Paint removal from solid wood pieces with profile and substrate checks.
Rust, paint, and coating removal on suitable parts and architectural details.
Every coating and substrate behaves differently. The pilot process is built around a small sample, a clear finish standard, and a controlled production plan.
Confirm the coating, substrate, access, volume, and the finish your crew needs before quoting the work.
Tune the laser on a representative area. You approve the result before the full batch moves forward.
Set up shielding, extraction, exclusion zones, and protective equipment appropriate to the coating and location.
Process the approved scope, inspect the surface together, and return it to your team for final prep and finish.
We’re looking for a small group of cabinet painters, refinishers, and restoration shops to help validate the service on real projects. You bring a difficult sample. We bring a disciplined test process.
Start with a test piece ↓Bring a sample, the coating history if you have it, and the finish standard you need. Let’s find out whether laser belongs in your workflow.