PV spake thus:

"g" wrote in message
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I'm doing some intro woodworking projects and need a good chemical
stripper that easy to clean up, will not interfere with sanding, and low
toxity level.

Check out these folks,

http://www.franmar.com/oscommerce/index.php?cPath=21

We use these products for screen printing and they are great, no fumes no
smell, use it barehanded.

Here's a better link (though longer):
http://www.franmar.com/oscommerce/pr...45b863af252bae

Soy, gel, huh? Never heard of it. I'll have to try it sometime. Is this
stuff available anywhere locally (local being S.F. Bay Area)?


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