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Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 28th, '15, 11:54
by ed c.
I have used Ajax & water many times, but it takes forever, I am thinking lacquer thinner & 600 grit sandpaper". Anyone have some better ideas?
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 28th, '15, 14:00
by Harry Woods
Try Easy-Off Oven Cleaner. Neutralize with plenty of soap and water.
Harry
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 28th, '15, 14:55
by Carl
Harry Woods wrote:Try Easy-Off Oven Cleaner. Neutralize with plenty of soap and water.
Harry
Although not reccomended...it is what I have done in the past with good results.
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 28th, '15, 15:53
by Dug
Thats what I used years ago!
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 28th, '15, 19:58
by dougl33
I used oven cleaner when I first bought my boat back in 2002. Couldn't have been easier.
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 28th, '15, 21:01
by IRGuy
Wear rubber gloves!
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 28th, '15, 22:14
by mike ohlstein
IRGuy wrote:Wear rubber gloves!
And a filter mask. Do not do indoors or under a tarp.
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 29th, '15, 02:22
by Todd Pearce
You guys have all the tricks!!!
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 29th, '15, 07:55
by Carl
mike ohlstein wrote:
And a filter mask. Do not do indoors or under a tarp.
or just ask your wife to do it for you.
No gloves or mask required...they do that all the time in the confines of an oven, inside a kitchen.
Just remember to have her wash her hands real good before getting dinner started.
hmmm...sure hope "The Bride" doesn't decide to visit this site anytime soon.
If she does, this could be my last post...
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 29th, '15, 11:32
by Dug
Carl, LOL!
Yeah, we all speak from experience...somehow.
Re: Painted name removal
Posted: Jan 29th, '15, 17:41
by ed c.
Update: I used lacquer thinner & 600'grit sandpaper and the paint came right off. Cleaned up with acetone. Thanks to all .