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Paint stripper.

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Johnny4428:
Don’t know if anybody has tried this stuff, it seems to work and doesn’t immediately dry up like some other products do. So you can let it soak for a good period of time before attacking with brush or wool or whatever. Think a can will go a long way too.




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Laverda Dave:
Sounds interesting Johnny 🤔.
Where did you buy it from and how much was it? Did it perform well?

Johnny4428:
Dave there is a local industrial supplier called Mcgreggors (although they do have stores elsewhere).
I had already removed a lot of paint from my tank before I saw this stuff. But seemed to work very well at dissolving what paint was left underneath. It was £10 for the can. I was looking at the stuff that Ian (orcad-Ian) recommended but it’s in a gallon can. I thought I would have to live another 100 years to use that. (Imagine dying and leaving half a can of paint stripper! Tragic!) 😂

Laverda Dave:
Thanks for the update Johnny.
When I go I'm going to leave 3/4 tub of valve grinding paste that I bought when I was 18!

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
About 20 years ago I binned my double ended coarse/ fine grinding paste bought sometime in 1965 thinking my days of valve grinding were over.

We never learn the lessons of history.😁😁😁

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