Ray Ladouceur
www.dogwoodtales.com
About Me
- Dogwood Tales - Woodwork & Home Ec
- Cincinnati, OH, United States
- A woodworker whom saws to the plane of a different hammer.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
That's Hard Stuff!
Solvent 17 is not exactly exotic, but is a great stripper nonetheless.
But there's still something on these spindles that it just wouldn't
dissolve. Whatever those spots are made of it's hard stuff that I had to
scrape and chip off with my scrappers. Then follow up with more
scrubbing with the wire brush. I wouldn't be as worried about the
appearance if it was not visible, but this is on a stair case and so
it's visible as one looks up into the staircase.
Ray Ladouceur
www.dogwoodtales.com
Ray Ladouceur
www.dogwoodtales.com
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