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Stripping paint with heat?
I'm planning to restore some painted wood to a more natural state. A few
years back, using heat to strip old finishes was commonplace and electric heat guns were flying off the shelves. I only see chemical methods mentioned now. Is there a good reason for this? TIA |
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