Need advice on a stripper

[Briguy]

Get your mind out of the gudder!

Wood stripper. What will do a good job taking old varnish off of my wood?

[BigLew]

mmmmm.....just tooo easy!

[shana]

Originally Posted by Briguy

Get your mind out of the gudder!

Wood stripper. What will do a good job taking old varnish off of my wood?

wax on wax off

[BigLew]

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.

[gofastsandman]

Originally Posted by Briguy

Get your mind out of the gudder!

Wood stripper. What will do a good job taking old varnish off of my wood?

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

[Mikem8560]

Stripers and
Varning on your woody

[DonV]

"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

[hermco]

Need advice on a stripper

Houston, we have a problem.

[Briguy]

So basically I have 3 choices.

1) Heat gun and peel it off.

2) Sand it off with 80 to 120 grit.

3) Chemical stripper.

D) hire an "undocumented worker" for $8hr to do it for me.

[BigLew]

yup! Or con your son into doing it for nothing and then have to go back and correct his work. You'll still pay any way you go. BL's rule number 6; You have to pay to play!