No I am not considering a new line of work, I'm talking about stripping this glossy crap off the M14 stock I got in my CMP M14 kit. It looks like this stock is a slim birch stock with some nice figure. I'd like to save it if I can. I've already tried doing the paste-type stripper and got some off, but not all. I hit what was left with some 180 grit sandpaper to try to break it up some and was planning on doing the stripper thing again tomorrow.
Anyone have any tips?
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show some pics.Perhaps We may have ideas.I like acetone for laquer,but it may be something else.
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Leave the stripper on longer, then try rubbing stock with green Scotchbrite pads. Should be finish free
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