Paint Removal & Stripping Services in South Florida

Strip old paint down to bare surface — fast, clean, and chemical-free. SoFlo Mobile Sandblasting provides professional paint removal and stripping services for residential, commercial, and industrial projects throughout South Florida. Our mobile sandblasting is the fastest, most thorough way to remove old paint from any surface.

Our Paint Removal Services

  • Building exterior paint stripping — Remove old paint from stucco, concrete block, and masonry
  • Metal structure paint removal — Strip paint from fences, railings, gates, and structural steel
  • Vehicle and auto paint stripping — Remove paint from car frames, panels, and parts for restoration
  • Boat paint removal — Strip bottom paint, gelcoat, and marine coatings
  • Equipment refinishing — Remove old paint and coatings from heavy equipment and machinery
  • Graffiti removal — Blast away vandalism from concrete, brick, and stone surfaces

Why Choose Sandblasting Over Chemical Strippers?

Chemical paint strippers are messy, slow, and create hazardous waste. Sandblasting removes paint in a single pass — no chemicals, no toxic runoff, no waiting for products to work. It’s faster, cleaner, and leaves a surface profile that’s perfectly prepared for new coatings. For large areas and tough multi-layer paint jobs, sandblasting is the only practical solution.

Lead Paint Removal

Many older South Florida buildings and structures have lead-based paint. Our team follows proper containment and safety protocols for lead paint removal projects, protecting your property and the environment.

Other Services We Offer

Service Areas

We provide paint removal & stripping services throughout South Florida. View all service areas.

Get a Free Estimate

Need paint removed? Contact SoFlo Mobile Sandblasting for fast, professional paint stripping anywhere in South Florida.

  • Phone: (954) 328-6922
  • Location: 1110 S Cypress Rd, Pompano Beach, FL 33060
  • Hours: Mon–Fri 9 AM–5 PM | Sat 9 AM–2 PM

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