The Wall Slayer™ Bundle – Speedheater™ 1100 + InfraRed Rack Kit | My Old HouseFix

Why The Wall Slayer Exterior Paint Removal Kit?

• No Lead Vaporization: Infrared heat softens paint (~400°F) well below the lead’s vaporizing threshold of 825°F, helping keep toxic fumes at bay.
• Hands-Free Magic: The InfraRed Rack Kit holds your Speedheater™ in place, allowing super-fast movements up/down/left/right - so it is always heating while you scrape. No more wasted downtime and arm fatigue. NOTE: Fits the Speedheater 1100 and Rapid Slim paint removers. 
• 50% Faster Paint Stripping: One-pass paint removal and fewer tool adjustments mean you plow through old layers in record time increasing your work flow. On most paint surfaces you can average up to 1 linear foot stripped, per minute. 
• Easy & Efficient Setup: Mount the Rail System to the highest point along the wall and access ~ 90% of the work area from the one initial setup.
• Budget-Friendly: Tackle the bulk of the work yourself instead of hiring out an entire $30-$70k paint job.

Features

1. Speedheater™ 1100 Infrared Paint Remover
   
   • Uses infrared heat for safer, gentler paint removal
   • Softens multiple layers at once for easy scraping
   • Ideal for large areas (siding, trim) or detailed work

1. InfraRed Rack Kit (Manufactured by My Old House Fix)
   
   • Heavy-duty bracket system: all steel, no flimsy or plastic parts
   • Super-quick vertical/horizontal adjustments—less time setting up leaves more time for scraping
   • Perfect for creating acontinuous workflow for hands-free heating while you scrape
   • For use with:  Speedheater 1100 Standard, and Speedheater Rapid Slim

How to Use

1. Assemble: Attach the Speedheater™ 1100 to the InfraRed Rack Assembly.
2. Install: Mount your locally-purchased Rail System to the highest point for super-fast horizontal or vertical positioning
3. Execute: Position the Speedheater, allow 30–45 seconds for heat penetration on the painted surface, then scrape while the unit continues heating the next section.

Safety First

Pro Tips for Lasting Results

• Surface Preparation: After stripping to bare wood, sand any rough areas and prime thoroughly with high-quality products for maximum adhesion.
• Moisture Management: Address rotting trim, leaking gutters, or loose fasteners before painting to prevent premature failure.
• Wood Conditioning: Consider oil primer on raw, older wood to ensure proper bonding and prevent excessive absorption.
• Application Technique: Use brushes rather than sprayers to work paint deep into the wood grain for superior longevity.