Removing paint n varnish?
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Any particular liquid remover work better than others?
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(11-06-2018, 03:11 PM)Bill Mains Wrote: Any particular liquid remover work better than others?

KleanStrip Premium, if you can still buy it, works really well on paint, varnish, etc.  But be sure to follow the H&S recommendations.  If you want to use something less toxic you might consider TotalStrip.

John
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#11
Wear eye protection, gloves, long sleeve shirt.  

I stripped a garage door of about 15 coats of paint.  The stuff above eye level was a problem becasuse it would fall on me when I scraped it off.  

I used the "heavy duty" stuff (definitely not environmentally friendly).  It worked fine, but required two applications.  You need to wash this stuff off completely before paint.
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#12
+1 on KleanStrip Premium. Around here you can get it almost anywhere.
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#13
A heat gun will work too.  But it is best on small scale projects.
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Watch (2 minutes):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz5AzTj5ldU
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#15
You can use a stiff-bristled scrub brush to remove varnish from fancy, curved details.
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#16
Anyone have any experience with the soy based strippers that are non-toxic? I've been needing to do some stripping on some indoor built-ins and need something that is non-toxic, especially given I have two little kids around the house.
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