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Date Posted: 06:57:53 01/24/08 Thu
Author: JB
Subject: Re: A couple of items for Jason's Benefit...
In reply to: Dart 's message, "Re: A couple of items for Jason's Benefit..." on 06:29:43 01/24/08 Thu

Thanks! The Easy-Off just loosened up and softened the baked-on epoxy on the box and some old pinstiping that I had on that box, but was never happy with. I rinsed it off really good, wiped it down with a cloth, and THEN hit the wire wheel. Ever since the "aircraft chemical stripper incident of '07" down here, I don't chemically strip anything! heheh

I use easy off to remove old pinstriping on occassion. It's the only thing that will cut the enamel short of sanding it off. It WILL fuck up a lot of other finishes though, so if you're gonna use it, make sure and do a test piece first. Two things that I know it won't destroy are urethane and lacquer. Pinstriping over clear coat....the stripes come right off. Pinstriping on Rustoleum...It's going down to bare steel. =)

JB

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