The only way I've found of removing the bulk of it is by 'hot air gun'
however small traces of it are still left behind.

Using the hot air gun and a piece of sharp wood as a scraper this removes
99% any one know how to ge rid of the 1% traces?

George wrote:
The only way I've found of removing the bulk of it is by 'hot air gun'
however small traces of it are still left behind.

Using the hot air gun and a piece of sharp wood as a scraper this removes
99% any one know how to ge rid of the 1% traces?



Paint stripper and steel wool, but it will also make short work of any
other synthetic materials in the vicinity.

"Stuart Noble" wrote in message
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George wrote:
The only way I've found of removing the bulk of it is by 'hot air gun'
however small traces of it are still left behind.

Using the hot air gun and a piece of sharp wood as a scraper this
removes
99% any one know how to ge rid of the 1% traces?



Paint stripper and steel wool, but it will also make short work of any
other synthetic materials in the vicinity.



Nooooooooooo the steel wool will scratch the glaze and leave marks on it.

I have tried nitromors and its not doing anyfink?

George wrote:
The only way I've found of removing the bulk of it is by 'hot air gun'
however small traces of it are still left behind.

Using the hot air gun and a piece of sharp wood as a scraper this
removes 99% any one know how to ge rid of the 1% traces?

Angle grinder.

(I was waiting for someone else to say it. It is a kind of tradition around
here after all).


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