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Paint Removal
I am in the process of stripping paint off a 1940-ish radio. White/green /pink/white. I can just imagine some high school girl painting this thing pink for use in her bedroom - probably sometime in the 60s.
Anyway, I still have the knobs to strip and they are most likely bakelite. Is it safe to use a chemical stripper with methylene chloride on these? |
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I'd let them soak in straight ammonia for an hour or so, then hit them with an old toothbrush.
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Mike Koste Gobs of Knobs Ambler, PA |
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You'd be surprised what just very hot tap water would do. I've stripped whole bakelite cabinets this way.
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Martin Logan Motion LX16's & B&M 704's ML Dynamo 300 sub Outlaw RR2160 Empire 298 TT W/Denon 103 cart Marantz CD6006, Pioneer DV-588 SACD |
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I'd try many other things before methylene choloride on the knobs.
It's pretty nasty stuff. |
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