Radiator stripping - impressive result.
 

Pink emulsion, over white, over original radiator finish. Chipped
and splashed with all sorts of muck over the years. Buy a new one?
No - just dismount the rad., lie it across trestles, cover it with
an oblong of sheet, splash on meths. liberally, cover with plastic
sheet, wait 10 mins, wipe clean by progressively rolling back sheet
and wiping off emulsion gunge with wet cloth (lots of rinsing).

It looks almost new!


J.B.

Radiator stripping - impressive result.
 

"Jerry Built" ] wrote in message
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Pink emulsion, over white, over original radiator finish. Chipped
and splashed with all sorts of muck over the years. Buy a new one?
No - just dismount the rad., lie it across trestles, cover it with
an oblong of sheet, splash on meths. liberally, cover with plastic
sheet, wait 10 mins, wipe clean by progressively rolling back sheet
and wiping off emulsion gunge with wet cloth (lots of rinsing).

It looks almost new!


J.B.

Sounds just about the same as Friday night in with the wife.
Baz

Radiator stripping - impressive result.
 

Jerry Built wrote:
Pink emulsion, over white, over original radiator finish. Chipped
and splashed with all sorts of muck over the years. Buy a new one?
No - just dismount the rad., lie it across trestles, cover it with
an oblong of sheet, splash on meths. liberally, cover with plastic
sheet, wait 10 mins, wipe clean by progressively rolling back sheet
and wiping off emulsion gunge with wet cloth (lots of rinsing).

It looks almost new!
Wouldn't work with the normal paint you find on rads though...
Unless the meths was set alight :-)