R Rizzler Well-Known Member Joined Jun 30, 2011 Messages 214 Reaction score 3 Sep 28, 2015 #1 I'm faced with an old steel doorframe that has about 5 layers of paint on it. Anybody care to offer advice on the best way to strip the old paint? THanks
I'm faced with an old steel doorframe that has about 5 layers of paint on it. Anybody care to offer advice on the best way to strip the old paint? THanks
$m@Rt@$$ Expert Member Joined Jul 6, 2009 Messages 2,501 Reaction score 496 Location Port Elizabeth Sep 28, 2015 #2 Heatgun
R Rizzler Well-Known Member Joined Jun 30, 2011 Messages 214 Reaction score 3 Sep 28, 2015 #3 Thanks I'll give it a bash.
Sinbad Honorary Master Joined Jun 5, 2006 Messages 89,064 Reaction score 41,846 Sep 28, 2015 #4 Rizzler said: Thanks I'll give it a bash. Click to expand... I'd recommend a scrape rather than a bash. Don't want to dent it.
Rizzler said: Thanks I'll give it a bash. Click to expand... I'd recommend a scrape rather than a bash. Don't want to dent it.
D D tj Expert Member Joined Jul 8, 2012 Messages 1,818 Reaction score 1,030 Sep 28, 2015 #6 Have a look for a burner which the roof waterproofing guys use, has a regulator, and works off a 9kg cylinder...great heat, strips paint off steel quickly...used it on my van's powder coated roof racks and a security gate....hire shops?
Have a look for a burner which the roof waterproofing guys use, has a regulator, and works off a 9kg cylinder...great heat, strips paint off steel quickly...used it on my van's powder coated roof racks and a security gate....hire shops?
R Rizzler Well-Known Member Joined Jun 30, 2011 Messages 214 Reaction score 3 Sep 28, 2015 #7 Thanks I appreciate that
H HavocXphere Honorary Master Joined Oct 19, 2007 Messages 33,153 Reaction score 1,297 Location Europe Sep 28, 2015 #8 Don't breath in the fumes bro
R Rizzler Well-Known Member Joined Jun 30, 2011 Messages 214 Reaction score 3 Sep 29, 2015 #9 Yep thanks... it's probably old leaded paint