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removing paint from crown molding |
09/25/2007 12:35 PM |
ntxcop |
Help....I have some crown molding that as some pretty intricate designs carved into it...I painted them with white semi-gloss latex paint, and my wife decided she didn't like the color....what should I use to remove this paint...remember it has designs carved into it |
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Why remove paint? |
09/25/2007 03:48 PM |
Billhart  |
If it just the color that you don't like paint it with a different color.
If you want to use a natural wood finish the you need to use a stripper. AND LOTS AND LOTS OF WORK. |
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bad paint job too |
09/25/2007 06:19 PM |
ntxcop |
well.....the paint job isn't that great on the crown molding either..so its kinda gobbed up in a few places, i was thinking about a chemical stripper, but didn't know if it would take all the latex paint off like i wanted...I was going to just buy more, but its $6 per foot, and I have 47 feet of wall to do |
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Removal of paint |
10/17/2007 10:00 AM |
hy |
The easiest method of doing your job is using the PEEL AWAY 7 product which will do the job in one application and will keep the natural color of the wood (www.peelaway.coim)
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