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#37011
Mon Jan 12 2009 03:47 PM
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I have an older Porcelain sign that has a thin coating of older paint on it. What is the best product to use to clean it up?
thanks Jeff
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#37012
Mon Jan 12 2009 04:13 PM
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Just use paint stripper. It will not harm porcelain!
The auto parts stores have 'aviation stripper' in an aeresol can. Or buy stripper by the gallon at lowes or Home Depot.
Larry
In memory of DB 9/12/49 - 8/28/14
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#37013
Mon Jan 12 2009 05:26 PM
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Larry is right on,
I've done lots of them, plain ordinary paint stripper
Wes.......
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#37014
Mon Jan 12 2009 05:44 PM
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Yep the stripper & a razor blade will do the trick 
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#37015
Mon Jan 12 2009 05:59 PM
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I USE CITRI-STRIP FROM HOME DEPOT. SMELLS LIKE ORANGES AND DOES THE JOB. FINISH CLEAN UP WITH A DRENCHED RAG IN LACQUER THINNERS!
~DOC
DOC @ THE AMERICAN GARAGE
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#37016
Mon Jan 12 2009 06:29 PM
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I've used several methods and the best I have had luck with is EasyOff Oven Cleaner, spray on let sit couple minutes and scrape or wash off, Rick
"Remember, history that is forgotten is doomed to repeat itself!"
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