oven cleaner as paint stripper
- holdenutechick
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oven cleaner as paint stripper
Hey guys someone told me that oven cleaner is a quick and easy paint stripper anyone used this technique? is it safe?
~Allison
My project:
'60 Holden FB ute
Other family projects:
Mum's '54 FJ Holden Special Sedan
Farm Bedford grain truck
My project:
'60 Holden FB ute
Other family projects:
Mum's '54 FJ Holden Special Sedan
Farm Bedford grain truck
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bootlegger
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Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
You will need a heap of oven cleaner to do what you want to do. Its a lot milder than the industrial stripper you buy from the auto shop. Go to your local paint shop and buy four litres. Make sure you get a pack of single edged razor blades and a scraper to suit them. Also get some rubber gloves as this stuff burns your skin. Make sure you do it outside and wear a proper mask. Keep a bucket of water nearby. If you get any on you just dowse yourself down straight away.
It might take a few applications to get back to the metal.
Once you have most of the paint and bog out. Wash the whole surface down with water to neutralise the stripper. If you have a circular sander you can get clean and strip discs. They sort of look like woven plastic. They get the rest off without scoring the metal. If you don't have one of them use an orbital sander with say 100 grit paper. Its not a fun job and it takes ages.
be carefull you don't get the panels too hot or you might warp them
It might take a few applications to get back to the metal.
Once you have most of the paint and bog out. Wash the whole surface down with water to neutralise the stripper. If you have a circular sander you can get clean and strip discs. They sort of look like woven plastic. They get the rest off without scoring the metal. If you don't have one of them use an orbital sander with say 100 grit paper. Its not a fun job and it takes ages.
be carefull you don't get the panels too hot or you might warp them
Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
and don't do it till yor ready to start doing the panel work and start respraying it unless you have somewhere nice and dry to keep it 
sometimes yor just better off shitting in yor hands and clapping
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- holdenutechick
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Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
nah was just asking as it was something someone told me so I thought I'd ask see if it was true or not
~Allison
My project:
'60 Holden FB ute
Other family projects:
Mum's '54 FJ Holden Special Sedan
Farm Bedford grain truck
My project:
'60 Holden FB ute
Other family projects:
Mum's '54 FJ Holden Special Sedan
Farm Bedford grain truck
Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
HAVE TO PAINT STRIP A ROOF & BONNET DUE TO BAD CROWS FEET.I CAN'T FIND THE THREAD,BUT I DID READ ABOUT USING GLAD RAP TO KEEP THE FUMES AT BAY & FAST'N UP THE PROCESS.SOMETHING TELLS IT'L MELT THE GLAD RAP.holdenutechick wrote:Hey guys someone told me that oven cleaner is a quick and easy paint stripper anyone used this technique? is it safe?
ANY SUGGESTIONS & IDEAS.THANKS, GAZ.
- holdenutechick
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Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
No Fink, GO THE CATSFINK EK wrote: GO PIES.!
~Allison
My project:
'60 Holden FB ute
Other family projects:
Mum's '54 FJ Holden Special Sedan
Farm Bedford grain truck
My project:
'60 Holden FB ute
Other family projects:
Mum's '54 FJ Holden Special Sedan
Farm Bedford grain truck
Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
holdenutechick wrote:No Fink, GO THE CATSFINK EK wrote: GO PIES.!
Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
THERE'S NO COMPAR'N '' HOT PIES '' TO ''COLD CATS'' TOO EZY! GAZ.holdenutechick wrote:No Fink, GO THE CATSFINK EK wrote: GO PIES.!
- holdenutechick
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Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
Cats eat pies for breakfast 
~Allison
My project:
'60 Holden FB ute
Other family projects:
Mum's '54 FJ Holden Special Sedan
Farm Bedford grain truck
My project:
'60 Holden FB ute
Other family projects:
Mum's '54 FJ Holden Special Sedan
Farm Bedford grain truck
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bootlegger
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Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
Use the cheap plastic drop sheets you get from the hardware.FINK EK wrote:HAVE TO PAINT STRIP A ROOF & BONNET DUE TO BAD CROWS FEET.I CAN'T FIND THE THREAD,BUT I DID READ ABOUT USING GLAD RAP TO KEEP THE FUMES AT BAY & FAST'N UP THE PROCESS.SOMETHING TELLS IT'L MELT THE GLAD RAP.holdenutechick wrote:Hey guys someone told me that oven cleaner is a quick and easy paint stripper anyone used this technique? is it safe?
ANY SUGGESTIONS & IDEAS.THANKS, GAZ.GO PIES.!
Re: oven cleaner as paint stripper
YEAH!THANKS BUDDY I THINK THE DROP SHEET IS THE GO,I'LL CHECK IT OUT AFTER A FEW HOURS ,DON;T WANT IT TO GO DRY ON ME.
PS. I THOUGHT THE WILD PIGS ATE ALL THE CATS IN FINLEY,I KNOW I SHOT MY SHARE THERE!HA HA!4N20'S ALL ROUND!
PS. I THOUGHT THE WILD PIGS ATE ALL THE CATS IN FINLEY,I KNOW I SHOT MY SHARE THERE!HA HA!4N20'S ALL ROUND!