In a message dated 98-12-11 19:02:02 EST, you write: << In the seeming never-ending saga of overhauling an old upright, I have been using Homer Farmby's Furniture Refinisher to remove the old gunked up, aligatorized finish, and boy is it a pain in the nether regions. I noted there are several other products on the shelves for stripping - those that you wipe it on, let it set for 30 minutes or so and scrape it off with a putty knife or some such. I would appreciate your input on what would be the best way to go - >> When possible, always use the best products availabe to do the job. I would suggest you go to a real paint store, one that sells refinishing products to proffesionals, and ask for the best stripper, and advice on how to use it. Willem Blees
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