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IR paint stripper is end game. Speedheater Cobra is a brilliant one but spendy. If you buy one you will soon be able to sell it on here to the next person who wants one.
https://www.speedheater.com/en/product/speedheater-cobra/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kLfK0WNePM&ab_channel=Tools%26Stuff
This type of tool is good on flat surfaces. Makita make one that I have. They are very dangerous, borderline frightening.
I lent mine to my brother and he bought one when I needed it back. I prefer the ir gun because it handles mouldings which are the bane of a restorers life.
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Christ that stripper looks dangerous, and an easy way to fuck up a job.
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Thanks, the IR stripper looks great but out of budget unfortunately. That handheld milling machine looks terrifying tbh.
I think I’ll have to go with some nitromors type product and take my time. Once it’s stripped would zinsser 123 be a suitable primer before I put down a finish coat?
Nef
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Any recommendations for a paint stripper to get several layers off our timber french doors? Scraping and sanding is getting me nowhere.