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stidds:
If it is cold paint stripper doesn't work very well so if the part is in the cold shed or garage then it won't strip as good.

BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN:
been trying again - fooking shite - fooking cold - fooking waste of time - fooking waste of money  :tickedoff: 

and the stuff is green now - do you can see where it is not working  ::)

Dark Diggler:
Permatex Gasket remover  :daumenhoch:

oldschoolace:
Nitromores is shite these days. I had to restore an Edwardian staircase recently and the supposed extra strength stuff was bobbins. Found some stuff at a local pound shop (it was 2.50 ::) ) which was much more like the paint stripper i remembered using as a nipper. If you dont mind the work, a stanley knife dragged at 90 degrees to the tube will take it off but be careful!  :daumenhoch:

BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN:

--- Quote from: Dark Diggler on February 11, 2012, 08:31 PM ---Permatex Gasket remover  :daumenhoch:

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OK so the question is - the difference between powder and paint when looking at it and how it looks when chipped ?  it's because when doing the two frames - one was easy to start to shift until it went to a gulp - the other is harder than nails to shift - but has a paint look and not a plastic look ?

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