Any recommendations for a liquid varnish stripper?
don@metznik.com
Varnish Stripper
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Re: Varnish Stripper
I would make sure whatever product you use is safe for -or- never touches the fiberglass..I tried some Zip Strip and a couple specks that splashed behind the winch base ate a hole right into the fiberglass!
Larry DeMers
s/v DeLaMer
demers@sgi.com
Larry DeMers
s/v DeLaMer
Don Metznik wrote: Any recommendations for a liquid varnish stripper?
demers@sgi.com
Re: Varnish Stripper
I prefer a heat gun, less mess and faster. Use it judiciously.Don Metznik wrote: Any recommendations for a liquid varnish stripper?
Re: Varnish Stripper
Don,Don Metznik wrote: Any recommendations for a liquid varnish stripper?
As the previous message stated, a heat gun and a small hook scraper with a sharpening file is the way to go. If you use the heat gun method, make sure you bring along the various nozzle attachments as they help greatly. I also bring along a small strong cardboard box to lay the heat gun in after each use so the fiberglass does not get marred. Use the heat gun cautiously.....do not overheat as less is better than more. Heat a small area, place the gun in a box and then patiently scrape the area. Of cousr after this is all done you will have to sand.
good luck...........Charlie
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Re: Varnish Stripper
Use caution, even the safe for fiberglass brands can eat gelcoat. Heat gun is safer, just don't burn the wood.Don Metznik wrote: Any recommendations for a liquid varnish stripper?
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