Woodworker's Journal 2008-32-5, страница 97
You can remove all the paint embedded in oak's large pores with paint stripper and patience. Michael Responds: I suggest you reverse course. By now you have discovered that, thanks to its large pores, trying to sand paint off oak is an exercise in frustration Your problem is thai y; _ removed only mc sc :: ~e paint with the sIi'hh when you should hawe removed all :: The key is to keep the stripper wet as long as that takes, until all of the paint is softened and loosened. Then, ■ / of the pores. By stopping your chemical stripping regime too soon, you gave yourself a passel of problems, but there's nothing stopping you from backing up. Strip the piece again using a strong paint remover, and this time, be patient. Don't take off the stripper until all the paint has been dislodged from the pores, even if that means adding more stripper to keep the wood wet until the job is completely done. £ _/ For simply sending in his question regarding removing a white circle on oak, Joe Watson of Milton, West Virginia, wins UGL's ZAR Wood Finishing Kit. Each issue we toss new questions into a hat and draw a winner. Making what's important to you -SECURE •Wireless indoor and outdoor sensors •Wireless driveway alarms •Wireless ranges from 3000 feet to several miles WMA-3000 •ow someone is coming, before they arrive IR-3000 "DAKOTA ALERT PO Box 130 ph: 605-356-2772 109 W. Main fax:605-356-2584 Elk Point, SD 57025 www.dakotaalert.com (Circle No. 26 on PRODUCT INFORMATION form) MORE POWER for your workshop Feet-Inch-Fraction Calculators for Woodworkers, Cabinet makers For 30 years Calculated Industries has been making calculators to help people design, build, install and finish projects with precision and confidence. Built-in function keys let you quickly and accurately find material requirements and costs. Visit our website to find the calculator that works best for you and your projects. To See How These Tools Can Help You Today, Go To sssis For a dealer near you call 1-800-854-8075. 4840 Hytech Drive, Carson City, NV 89706 • 1-775-885-4900 Fax: 1-775-885-4949 Woodworker's Journal October 2008 97 |
