Remove Loosened Paint and Clean
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3 AMAZING Chemical Strippers! Removing Paint from WOOD.
What happens here
Once the paint has visibly softened and bubbled, use carbide scrapers to carefully scrape away the loosened paint. Collect the removed paint and stripper residue in a bucket. For areas with multiple stubborn layers or intricate carvings, reapply the stripper and allow additional dwell time. Use rags to wipe down the surface as paint is removed, and avoid excessive scrubbing that could damage the wood. This is a messy, but crucial, part of the restoration process.
Goal: Mechanically remove softened paint layers and clean the surface.
Tools and materials
- Bucket — Collecting removed paint and stripper residue
- Carbide Scrapers — Removing softened paint
- Chemical-Resistant Rubber Gloves — Continued hand protection
- Eye Protection — Continued eye protection
- Rags — Wiping residue
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