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Terry
acetone or most commonly lacquer thinner is used as an after wash to
remove any left over residues. It's not as common any more because of the
water wash stripper but we more commonly rewash all the stripped parts with
T.S.P and steel wool for that purpose.
Can you post the address and info for oxford products? Thanks
>>>>>>>Dale Erwin>>>>>>>>>>>
> I recommend you consider water-base lacquers. No stink, and you won't blow
> yourself up. I use Oxford Premium Spray lacquers, as do several others on
> this list.
>
> Any good paint store has adequate gloves. Just get some that say they will
> resist nasty solvents. I have several different pair that the stripper does
> not penetrate. Acetone is not too nasty. If the gloves don't melt from the
> stripper, they won't have a problem with acetone (or rather, probably
> not!). Acetone? I've not heard of using acetone after stripper. What kind
> of stripper are you using?
>
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