19 February 2002, 03:42
Ed KayStripping catalytic laquer
Having stripped many stocks, I have an assortment of various strippers, however, none seem to work well on the cataytic lacquer finishes. I believe Browning and some Remingtons (and perhaps others) use this finish. Any help would be greatly appreciated and help save a lot of sandpaper and my arm.
Thanks
Ed Kay
19 February 2002, 04:08
<Harry>Ever use a product called Zip Strip?
Work ok for us.
Get it at the paint store.
Used it on Rem 700.
Hope it works for you.
21 February 2002, 18:43
AtkinsonI don't mess with the goop, I just use a sharp stripping knife that I made and a old hacksaw blade gound square on the edges and scrape the stock finish off and then sand it...Its faster. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
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Ray Atkinson
ray@atkinsonhunting.com
atkinsonhunting.com
03 March 2002, 02:43
Ed KayThanks, Harry. I have used Zip Strip, but tried it again and let it work a lot longer this time. Longer time sure made a difference. Finished up with Rays sugestion
for scrapers. I'm now working on a stripping tank as I sometimes may have 3 or 4 stocks at a time to refinish. Thanks again.
Ed