Adjustable paint cleaner floor surface / Nurulain Faqihah Madzlan and Jannatun Naemah Ismam

The main issue identified in the study is the labour-intensive and time-consuming process of paint removal, which can result in delays in completing work on other parts of a project. Moreover, construction workers continue to rely on traditional methods for cleaning paint. Paint removal from tiles is extremely difficult, and the longer the paint is allowed to set, the more difficult it becomes. The objectives of this research are to develop adjustable paint cleaner for floor surface design ideas, assemble the prototype from an improvised design of the adjustable paint cleaner for floor surfaces, demonstrate the performance of the adjustable paint cleaner for floor surface prototype, and suggest its marketability potential. The data collection method of the study is secondary data collection from a variety of sources: academic institutions, industry reports, published studies, surveys, and databases. Besides, SketchUp was used to gather spatial data by creating precise 3D models.