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rockyracoon | 18:28 Fri 15th Aug 2008 | Home & Garden
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I'm just about to embark on decorating my hall and I have plenty of woodwork to strip of it's paint. Could someone recommend a good reliable paint stripper to do this. It is possible that there is lead paint underneath and so need to be careful what I use.

Many thanks for any replies.
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Nitromors is the best paint stripper around. If you are sure there is lead in the paint then use a facemask as well as gloves. The trick is not to generate too many fumes or dust so sanding and burning the paint off is not recommended. Nitormors do a tester kit too if you are unsure about the surface you are about to strip.

http://www.henkel-technical-services.co.uk/PDF /TDS/355TD.pdf
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