remove old paint layers from 1963 bathroom
flaking badly but it won't come off with scraping, sanding, flaming. Tried
for a week. Mother is coming next week! Ideas for mechanical removal or safe solvent? (Small fragile pets in house.) Papering not an option, layers would peel underneath. Thanks & Happy New Year. |
remove old paint layers from 1963 bathroom
"BillP" wrote in message news:d1a38ab766b1694a3f3a2fa7b65195bc@homerepairli ve.com... flaking badly but it won't come off with scraping, sanding, flaming. Tried for a week. Mother is coming next week! Ideas for mechanical removal or safe solvent? (Small fragile pets in house.) Papering not an option, layers would peel underneath. Thanks & Happy New Year. New layer of drywall? Panelling? |
remove old paint layers from 1963 bathroom
news:d1a38ab766b1694a3f3a2fa7b65195bc@homerepairli ve.com... flaking badly but it won't come off with scraping, sanding, flaming. Tried for a week. Mother is coming next week! Ideas for mechanical removal or safe solvent? (Small fragile pets in house.) Papering not an option, layers would peel underneath. Thanks & Happy New Year. Sounds like my bathroom. Use Klean Strip paint remover, the 15 minute stronger version. It was the only thing that worked good for me. I can't find a picture of it online, but they sell it at Lowes, Home Depot, and Wal-Mart. I am not sure if Wal-Mart sells the one gallon version so try Home Depot and Lowes first. I used this and it even got paint off of a bathtub that had been painted. Very low odor too. |
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