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Registered: 5th Jul 00
Location: Aberdeen City
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26th Nov 12 at 18:13

evening,

I'm at a bit of a loss here

I have a heap of woodwork to strip and the 'new' green nitromorse is utter gash. It doesnt seem to work at all compared to the old

why has it changed?

Any hints on what to buy/use to strip off paint/varnish?

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Registered: 5th Jul 00
Location: Aberdeen City
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26th Nov 12 at 18:19

Anyone used Panther paint and varnish remover or 'peelaway'

Seany

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Location: Dunfermline, Fife : Drives Astra cdti Sri
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26th Nov 12 at 20:29

Look up the stuff used to strip paint around asbestos as you can't needle gun or blast it. It turns blue and just falls off, just like nitromorse but more like a paste going on. I will try and find out tomo for you of you want, we used to use it on the boats all the time.

Corsa_Sport21

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Registered: 13th Apr 08
Location: Leven, Fife. Drives : 205 GTi
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26th Nov 12 at 20:37

What about a heat gun??

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26th Nov 12 at 20:46

heatgun is ok for the most part but i need paint stripper to finish the job

Nismo

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26th Nov 12 at 23:05

The current Nitormors is crap as the EU banned methylene chloride which was the key ingredient that actually stripped the paint.

Before they banned it alot of trade merchants stocked up on it, so it can be found with a bit of digging around, but im yet to find any

I need to strip 3 coats of paint and varnish from the stairs but looking to be heat gun and sander is my only option.

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27th Nov 12 at 08:08

http://www.frenchpolishes.com/cgi-bin/ss000001.pl?PRODREF=57&NOLOGIN=1

Sam

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27th Nov 12 at 21:29

WTF is going on with that link, it converts to a CS address?! lol!

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27th Nov 12 at 21:34

works fine for me

Sam

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27th Nov 12 at 21:35

It converts to:

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/Paint___Varnish_Removers.html#a57

Toby

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28th Nov 12 at 05:46

quote:
Originally posted by Sam
It converts to:

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/Paint___Varnish_Removers.html#a57

same on Google chrome on my phone

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28th Nov 12 at 21:49

try a simple copy and paste if you really want to see it

Toby

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29th Nov 12 at 11:09

quote:
Originally posted by AK
try a simple copy and paste if you really want to see it

it was 5.45am not happening. Just tried it on chrome on my laptop and pc at work and its the same even when C&P'ing

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29th Nov 12 at 20:33

oh no... how will you survive without knowing where the paint stripper link goes

Toby

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29th Nov 12 at 21:46

quote:
Originally posted by AK
oh no... how will you survive without knowing where the paint stripper link goes

If only I knew.

Sam

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3rd Dec 12 at 11:34

quote:
Originally posted by AK
try a simple copy and paste if you really want to see it

It was more to make a point to Ian that something on his site is converting links incorrectly in some cases. I know I could obviously copy and paste the link...

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Registered: 5th Jul 00
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11th Dec 12 at 21:27

tried it, using it.... MUCH MUCH better!

MC Paint Stripper is like the old Nitromors

neoquip

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15th Dec 12 at 22:53

The Green can is water washable, but if you wash off with water that's too hot it reacts with the stripper and gives of Phosgene gas (Mustard Gas), so be careful.

Thing is paint stripper is messy, time consuming and you have neutralise the wood once you've stripped it down.

bunring off is quicker and easier if you know what you're doing.

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17th Dec 12 at 17:57

neoquip - you cant get 'that' green nitromors any more...

neoquip

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21st Dec 12 at 20:59

it's all in Green cans lol

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