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Re: Removing Paint Spatter from Antique Toy

Posted By: James Schooley <furnitureissues@earthlink.net> (0-1pool247-61.nas2.sioux-city1.ia.us.da.qwest.net)
Date: 11/5/4 21:59

In Response To: Re: Removing Paint Spatter from Antique Toy (Greg Scholl)

Alcohol will remove laytex and leave the oil base alone, a bicycle spoke can be turned into a gteat pick or spatula for loosening dried paint drips. Pound the spoke flat with a hammer and an anvel or the like. When the spoke is very thin remove one edge with a grinder or the like to make a fine thin edge. This is great for getting under such spots and makes a great glue aplicater for thin crevases.

Messages in This Thread

• Removing Paint Spatter from Antique Toy
  Barry (156.99.39.122) -- 11/3/4 13:36
  • Re: Removing Paint Spatter from Antique Toy
    Greg Scholl (ct-waterbury1b-56.wtrbct.adelphia.net) -- 11/3/4 21:20
    • Re: Removing Paint Spatter from Antique Toy
      James Schooley (0-1pool247-61.nas2.sioux-city1.ia.us.da.qwest.net) -- 11/5/4 21:59
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