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Semi OT... paint removal
I have a friend who wants to use a chemical dip to remove paint from automobile parts, e.g. doors or hoods. I am a chemist and suspect the dip is a fairly concentrated sodium hydroxide solution. I can help him with handling chemicals but would appreciate some words of wisdom on what is used commercially for this purpose. He has told me that they put the parts in a tank and let them soak overnight or longer. That pretty much eliminates strong acids. I suggested he go to the junkyard and get a trashed hood or fender and cut up small squares and experiment with a strong base but if the process is known on this group he would have a head start. TIA |
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