I saw a handyman tip on TV this am that made me think ( I hate it when that
happens! ). It was about chemical paint strippers. The guy was removing
paint from old home hot water radiators and the tip was to put saran wrap
over the applied stripper to keep the chemical from drying out and keep it
penetrating instead.
My pressure washer came with a warning that the water can be "injected" into
the body if directed toward the skin. I read that after I had hit my big
toe nail and it felt like I had hit it with a hammer.
Robert D.
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> > . Sears has a 2300
> > and 2600 lb machine. How much power do I need?
> >
> >
>
> I don't know, but be careful, You can blast a bit of skin off at those
> pressures.
>
> Why not use chemical stripper and then pressure washer...you may not need
the
> media blaster.
>
> Robert Houston
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