How Do You Remove Old Paint From Woodwork?
If you have moved into an older home, you have probably experienced the natural woodwork having two or more coats of paint. The trend at one time was to cover the wood, but as the value of wood is realized in our shrinking rainforest world of today, designer, builders, architects and homeowners are deciding to peel off the paint and restore the wood to its original beauty. Purchase a paint stripper, which will melt the paint so that it is once again a liquid. Also purchase the rest of the materials needed for this project. Open a window to maintain a well-ventilated area in which to work. Most paint remover has a very loud odor, so it is vital to have fresh air constantly circulating. Place newspaper around the work area to protect other surfaces from the stain. Put on gloves, eye protection and face mask to protect your skin and lungs. Apply the paint stripper to the wood according to the manufacturer’s directions for the product you have chosen using a paint brush. The paint will beg
