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Hot air stripper on water based paint
I was stripping a door frame over the weekend and found a section of the
undercoat wouldn't come off. I realised that that was over a piece that I had patched in recently and which had been painted with a water based primer and undercoat. This led me to wonder whether because water based paint contains no oil if it is not susceptible to blistering when heated and so cannot be stripped in this way. Andrew |
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