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Posted by r4etired on February 11, 2005 at 18:13:53 from (205.188.117.13):
I have restored a lot of farmall tractors Started in 1972. The only paint failure I had was an F-30, I did't own a sand blaster at that time so I was going to eliminate a lot of hand work with paint stripper.Six months after I painted it with Dupont Centari I noticed paint was coming loose on the cast iron not on the sheet metal, I had the paint rep come out to look. The stripper had penetrated the cast and was working back to the surface. lifting the primer and paint as it lifted . I would never never use paint stripper again.
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