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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Alumacraft 1648 (updated 9/13/11)
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<blockquote data-quote="Howard" data-source="post: 151984" data-attributes="member: 3395"><p>Thanks, this is the brand I used but Rust-oleum also makes it. Had to get it from a auto parts store. Home centers and wally world did not have it in my area. I have 3 layers of paint. I put the first coat on heavy--Apply thick coat in one direction and do not go back over with your brush once applied---- wait 10-15 minutes and scrape off with a plastic putty knife. . I then used a plastic bristle brush to get heavy stuff off. Pic shows whats left after first coat with second coat of stripper on, Using course steel wool really does the job at this time to clean what remains. The steel wool will scrap off and absorb all whats left. BUY YOU SOME CHEMICAL RESISTANT GLOVES. This stuff will burn skin on contact. Use in well ventalated area and protect your eyes!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Howard, post: 151984, member: 3395"] Thanks, this is the brand I used but Rust-oleum also makes it. Had to get it from a auto parts store. Home centers and wally world did not have it in my area. I have 3 layers of paint. I put the first coat on heavy--Apply thick coat in one direction and do not go back over with your brush once applied---- wait 10-15 minutes and scrape off with a plastic putty knife. . I then used a plastic bristle brush to get heavy stuff off. Pic shows whats left after first coat with second coat of stripper on, Using course steel wool really does the job at this time to clean what remains. The steel wool will scrap off and absorb all whats left. BUY YOU SOME CHEMICAL RESISTANT GLOVES. This stuff will burn skin on contact. Use in well ventalated area and protect your eyes! [/QUOTE]
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