Samuel T Miles

20050079984, Apr 14, 2005

Oct 8, 2003

10/605559

Samuel Miles - Rochester Hills MI, US

C11D001/00

510175000

A method of stripping cured paint comprising: a) adding a stripping composition to a strip tank, said stripping composition consists of a mixture of, surfactants selected from the group consisting; surfactants, non-ionic surfactants, anionic surfactants, cationic surfactants, amphoteric surfactants, acetate based surfactants, fluorosurfactants, solvent based surfactants, phosphate ester surfactants, acid pH based surfactants, alkaline pH based surfactants, neutral pH surfactants, sulfonic acid surfactants, phosphoric acid surfactants, fatty acid based surfactants, inorganic acid based surfactants, carboxylate based surfactants, alkylate based surfactants, alcohol based surfactants, nonylphenol surfactants, alkylphenol surfactants, ethoxylated surfactants, sulphonate based surfactants, amine based surfactants, amide surfactants, glycol based surfactants and quaternary surfactants and surfactant blends thereof; b) immersing said cured painted substrate in said strip tank containing said stripping composition; c) heating said stripping composition from 150 F. to 350 F for approximately 1-3 hours , wherein cured paint is removed from said substrate.

20050172985, Aug 11, 2005

Feb 5, 2004

10/708058

Samuel Miles - Rochester Hills MI, US

B08B003/08

134038000, 134041000, 134026000

This invention is an ambient temperature method to strip cured paint from low temperature threshold plastic substrates; in addition, this novel method can be utilized to strip wood, steel, aluminum, brass, magnesium and non-ferrous substrates. A paint stripping composition based on a unique mixture of Boron methoxide, at least one alcohol, at least one surfactant and at least one evaporation inhibitor, at least one alkaline or acid activator and at least one additive and may contain at least one co-solvent and may be utilized as-is, water thin, in an immersion tank or thickened and applied by spray, brush or roller. More specifically, a paint stripping process invented to salvage, recover and recycle reject or sometimes called rework painted production parts, in-tact, without adversely affecting the parts substrate and form.

20050268946, Dec 8, 2005

Jul 28, 2005

11/191495

Samuel Miles - Rochester Hills MI, US

B08B007/00

134038000

A method of stripping cured paint from automotive plastic substrates. A paint stripping composition consisting bromide, an evaporation inhibitor and at least one additive to accelerate stripping performance. The method utilizes a mixture that can be applied at temperatures of ambient to 200 degrees F. The invention may be utilized in an immersion tank or thickened and applied by spray, brush, roller, cloth or scraper or applied in a vapor degreaser machine. More specifically, a paint stripping method invented to salvage, recover and recycle reject or sometimes-called paint-rework automotive plastic parts, intact, without adversely affecting the parts substrate or form.

20060189496, Aug 24, 2006

Apr 6, 2006

11/399234

Samuel Miles - Rochester Hills MI, US

C11D 7/32

510175000

A method of stripping cured paint from plastic, aluminum, brass, magnesium, galvanized steel, zinc die cast, and non-ferrous metal substrates, said method comprising: a) adding a stripping composition to a strip tank, consisting of a mixture of, not limited to, two synthetic detergent surface active agents, referenced in this invention as surfactants low in volatile organic compounds, specifically containing less than 50-percent by total weight or volume of any volatile organic compounds comprising 51% to 100% of the total weight or volume of the composition, with the remaining 0.5% to 49% balance consisting of additives; b) immersing said cured painted substrate in said strip tank containing said stripping composition; c) heating said stripping composition from 150 F. to 350 F for approximately 1-3 hours, wherein cured paint is removed from said substrate.

58948546, Apr 20, 1999

Nov 19, 1998

9/195501

Samuel Lee Miles - Rochester MI

B08B 304

134 38

A method of stripping cured paint from a non-ferrous substrate comprising: a) adding a stripping composition to a strip tank, said stripping composition consisting an alkylphenol-hydroxypolyoxyethlene and triethanolamine; b) immersing said nonferrous substrate in said strip tank containing said stripping composition; and c) heating said stripping composition to 350. degree. F. for approximately 60 minutes, wherein cured paint is removed from said non-ferrous substrate. This method is environmentally safe and will not alter, attack, or stain the non-ferrous substrate.

62967185, Oct 2, 2001

Jan 26, 2001

9/681145

Samuel Lee Miles - Rochester MI

B08B 302

134 19

A method of stripping cured paint from reject painted production parts, aluminum and galvanized safe, comprising: a) adding a stripping composition to a strip tank, said stripping composition consisting an alkanolamine, a fatty acid and a surfactant; b) immersing said reject painted part in said strip tank containing said stripping composition; and c) heating said stripping composition to 300 degrees F. for approximately 1-hour, wherein cured paint is removed from said reject painted part with no attack on the base metal substrate.