The best ways...

Posted by Karl Bader on September 04, 2000 at 08:23:07 from (206.245.175.150):

I am about to take a John Deere B into my shop and tear it down for a complete restoration. How would be the best way to strip the parts down for painting? I don't have the equipment for sandblasting so that is out of the question. I was in the hardware store and I saw those flap wheels for angle grinders and drills. Any good? Should I sand it to strip it or use a wire brush attachment on an angle grinder. What should i do after that to properly prep the surface for painting? WHat would be the best way to paint? SHould I get an air compressor and allt he attachments or should I just buy one of those Wagner Powerpainters.

Please help.

Thanks,

Karl

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