stripping Paint off Fiddly Areas of a Bannister?
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scuniboi
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stripping Paint off Fiddly Areas of a Bannister?

by scuniboi » Thu Jul 23, 2015 8:39 am

Can anyone help me with a question please I'm midway through a bannister project I'm stripping the old paint off with a heat gun and basic wallpaper scraper this is OK for large flat surfaces but I'm stuck when It comes to the detailed bits and lips etc is there any tools that could help me with the fiddly areas?

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Re: stripping Paint off Fiddly Areas of a Bannister?

by diydoctor6 » Tue Dec 22, 2015 5:08 pm

There's an eco-friendly paint stripper made by Eco Solutions which is the best stuff for delicate work like this:

https://www.diydoctor.org.uk/DIY-superst ... litre.html

Because it is water based it will not harm pets of children too, and it works just as well as the toxic stripper on the market, without damaging your hands.

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