Old 12-03-19 | 11:45 AM
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Doug Fattic
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One thing you might consider is going to a furniture refinishing shop that in my area anyway has a big tank of stripper. They dunk the whole frame in the tank and eventually (I don't know how long they leave it in) most of the paint is gone. I have a very big pressure sandblaster that gets rid of any of the residue. A pressure type of blaster (compared to the more common suction type) uses a lot lower pressure and has a much higher flow of media.
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