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Stripping in West Seattle


  1. I have some wooden doors that need to be stripped of 50+ years of paint. If you have had anything like this done in West Seattle, I'd like to hear your recommendations. I'll also take recommendations for a good place outside of West Seattle. Thank you.

    p.s. I hope you didn't think I meant something else. :)

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  2. pigeonmom
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    pigeonmom

    LOL, I was going to say, Jiggers, is that you?

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  3. Sorry, my mind is always in the gutter.

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  4. I did have my hopes up for a second there.

    Seriously though, just do it yourself.

    http://www.fisheriessupply.com/online/ln_menu/product.asp/mode/1/product_id/13600/Ntt/stripper/N/%2d115099/Nty/1le/R/2848/act/A01/catalog_name/FISCO/Ntx/mode+matchpartial+rel+Inactive

    This stuff is safe, no toxic fumes, turns layers of paint into jelly in a couple of hours. You can then just wipe off the old paint. I used it recently to take the varnish off a 120 yo yacht. Those cap rails had hundreds of layers on them, and this stuff just took it all off.

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  5. There is a place just outside of West Seattle that does this; I think it is called Furniture Spa. I haven't used them myself, but have heard good things.

    Second Use, the recycled building materials store near the South End transfer station, has some samples of doors that were stripped using different products and methods. There is a sample door there that the Furniture Spa people have stripped.

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  6. celeste17
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    celeste17

    Zenguy you and I are in the same boat. I thought no way was there stripping in West Seattle. LOL

    Posted 3 years ago #         
  7. what? no Deja Vu West? Hey, it's employment...helps the economy...you know, a stimulus - lol...

    Posted 3 years ago #         

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