[Shop-talk] Liquid paint stripper?
David C.
cavanadd at verizon.net
Wed Aug 13 20:37:39 MDT 2008
Another old fashioned way to remove the paint would be to go to the
hardware store and get a can of lye and mix up a solution of lye and hot
water and soak the hinges in this for a couple of days. You could also
spray them down with oven cleaner; it will eventually remove paint,
given enough time. It also makes a good engine degreaser, if you don't
mind the paint coming off, too. Makes a nasty mess on the driveway,
though....
All the usual precautions apply; lye solution is kinda nasty.
The concentrated purple cleaner/degreasers sold at auto parts stores
will also strip paint when used full strength.
Dave C
Jim Franklin wrote:
> I need to strip a bunch of hinges of years of oil & latex paint. All
> the strippers I found at ACE are 'super thick cling" which doesn't
> make a nice dip & strip setup. Anything out there that will do the
> job? Preferably without MEK or other really nasty chemicals. I can
> let this sit for a few days.
>
> thanks,
> jim
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