Jim in New Mexico
Member
I just thought I'd pass this on to all who have trouble getting old paint off during a
restoration! I have found that if you brush on your paint remover and than let it dry over
night, that using a 1" and a 1/2" wood chisel, the paint will almost fall off. the paint will
come off in large pieces and it doesn't make a mess. and best of all the paint remover doesn't
burn the "H*^LL" out of your hands or arms......Just my .02 cents worth, And it "Worked" for me
! Jim in N.M.
restoration! I have found that if you brush on your paint remover and than let it dry over
night, that using a 1" and a 1/2" wood chisel, the paint will almost fall off. the paint will
come off in large pieces and it doesn't make a mess. and best of all the paint remover doesn't
burn the "H*^LL" out of your hands or arms......Just my .02 cents worth, And it "Worked" for me
! Jim in N.M.
