Paint Stripper Help

http://tinyurl.com/663avo
This stuff works well for taking off the KH paint. Ive tried strippers
you can find in a common hardware store or home depot and have not had
good results.
This is the only stuff that has worked the way it is supposed to.

*Read the directions on the can for how to use _properly_ and
_safely_.* Don't take advice you get from someone on the internet for
that.

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Oh, well I don't know if I want to actually order something online, what
would you reccomend from Home Depot or like Rona or something?

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isaac steiner said:

Oh, well I don't know if I want to actually order something online, what
would you reccomend from Home Depot or like Rona or something?

Isaac

Like I said I have not found anything from hardware stores that works
well. I have used the most heavy duty strippers they carry. It will
work, it takes much much longer, its super messy, and does not come out
nearly as well as 'this' (http://tinyurl.com/663avo) stuff.

I am not sure why you would not want to purchase something online, you
are getting a great item for a great price. Plus shipping is like mass
transit, it is better for the environment.

But go ahead and get some zip strip and a couple throw away brushes
from your hardware store and have at it.

I spent my precious time finding you a place in the US that carries
this stuff and sells them single instead of having to buy a box, for
nothing.

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Wear thick rubber gloves, and a mask, even if one isn't required. Avoid
inhaling fumes, even if wearing a mask. Make sure all possible skin is
covered. Paint stripper is NASTY stuff, that can and will burn your
skin.

Most important, as already mentioned, READ THE DIRECTIONS!

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What'd they tell you at Crappy Tire? Back when I was about 13 or so, we
used to get this stuff in a can that you could just paint on. It was
kind of goopy, we'd leave it on for a few minutes and it'd start
stripping the paint off the frame of a bike. After a while we'd take
an old rag and be able to pretty much wipe the frame clean before
repainting it. Stuff worked marvelously. Very acidic and would burn
the skin on contact. They sold it at Canadian Tire back then. Don't
know about now, though. 🙂

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