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07-31-2012, 07:47 PM
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When I have done furniture refinishing I have used Formby's. Seems to get the job done. Not the most fun thing I ever did, but it worked well and did not seem too harsh to the wood below.
If you are doing teak, I would take it easy towards the end rather that stripping the oils out of the teak any more than you have to.
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07-31-2012, 08:50 PM
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Heat and sharp tools. Or 80 grit and a good hand. Play a Kazoo in the backround. We might want to make some detailed stickies for the forum. Have Jack call the folks in Me. Epifanes. It`s all there. How are things at Woody`s? GFS
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08-01-2012, 07:33 AM
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"How are things at Woody`s?"
Sandy I must admit years ago me and some buddys were having a few brews at Woody's and there was this, uh shall we say dancer, who was so ugly I gave her $10 to put her clothes back on. It sure was funny then.......  I think this was her... http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/07/3...g-accused.html
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08-01-2012, 08:17 PM
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A young dumb son of a friend thought about becoming a male stripper. We brought him there for as long as he could stand it. We made him turn around and contribute to her dance. Less than an hour of our time, GFS CALL EPIFANES, or just call me as I learned a tad. Don`t go finer than 100 max. Need tooth for the varnish to hold. I would like to see some sticky threads so folks can get tons of wildly researched thoughts on the best appproaches to everyday questions. Cheers, GFS
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08-02-2012, 03:05 AM
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Go look for Marine Stripper at the local Sherwin Williams...Blue label, gel & wear gloves and long sleeves and blow the vapor away from you. Works like a champ. About $25 gallon...Probably $70 at Jamestown Distributers
FranMar had a product called Soy Stripper that had great reviews in Practical Sailor. Here's a link to some canuck stuff: http://m-tc.com/efs2500prod.htm Good luck
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08-03-2012, 03:25 PM
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So I spent a little time with my Ryobi DA sander with 120 grit. It came out well but I would probably go with 80 or 100 grit next time. I used a dremel with a little sander wheel on the inside of the rod rack.
I was so sweaty I didn't wear my eye protection as it kept fogging up. Big mistake. I got some sanding derbis in my eye. It took me all night to get the piece out. Darn my eye was crusty and nasty the next morning. (no pic of that) Before and after pix.
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07-31-2012, 09:50 PM
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Stripers and
Varning on your woody 
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