Dyna 2 stripper experiences

[gordon stelter]

With just fresh lacquer and shellac on there, I would
have scraped off as much as possible, then scrubbed
off the rest with lacquer thinner and denatuired
alcohol.
     G


--- Greg Newell <gnewell@ameritech.net> wrote:

> Greetings list members,
>          I would like to ask that any of you report
> your experiences with 
> Dyna 2 stripper. My own recent trial with the
> product produced less than 
> stellar results. I originally put orange shellac on
> a repaired soundboard 
> and found it a little dull so I applied some clear
> acrylic lacquer over 
> that. After the 3rd coat of lacquer there was a
> horrible milky appearance. 
> A rather severe blush it seems. I tried to rub it
> out to no avail and 
> ultimately decided to strip it back down. I just had
> the Dyna 2 sent to me 
> and thought I'd give it a try.  I put a thick coat
> on last night at about 
> 10pm and went out to strip it off at 2:45pm today. I
> found that the product 
> was very difficult to remove say the least. It has
> dried to something 
> similar to PVC-E glue. Kind of a rubbery substance
> that defies attempts 
> with the plastic putty knife and is even rather
> stubborn with a metal one. 
> I plan to try and get the remainder off with a
> different kind of stripper. 
> Any thoughts or experiences you'd like to share?
> 
> Greg Newell
> Greg's piano Forté
> mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net >
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