Go to an automotive paint store and buy the aircraft paint stripper. We pay
$25 $30 per gallon. We use it to strip paint from vintage travel trailers
which may have up to 10 coats of paint on them. It is not miracle stuff but
it is the best we have used.

www.vintagetrailersforsale.com

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"Percival P. Cassidy" wrote in message
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What's the best paint stripper for a few decades' worth of paint on a
steel door?

The top layer or two peel off the underlying layer in sheets once I get a
finger nail under them, but Bix Original Stripper doesn't seem to be doing
a lot (and it seems to me that it smells different from the identically
labeled stuff I've used before). I also tried some orange-colored
citrus-based stuff that was on clearance, but it doesn't do a whole lot of
good either.

Perce