The displacement of unwanted coatings, such as paint and rust, from metallic substrates is a frequent challenge across multiple industries. This comparative study examines the efficacy of laser ablation as a practical technique for addressing this issue, juxtaposing its performance when targeting organic paint films versus iron-based rust layers. I

Laser ablation has emerged as a highly efficient technique for the removal of paint and remediation of rust. This non-contact process utilizes a focused laser beam to vaporize the target material, leaving minimal alteration to the underlying surface. The versatility of laser ablation allows for selective removal of paint layers without affecting a

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