paint stripper

An effective way to do this is with a peel-off paint stripper.

On Sunday night vandals threw paint stripper over the car.

It is widely used as a paint stripper and a degreaser.

It also frequently occurs as a component of paint strippers for this purpose.

Paint strippers usually offer spot tests to determine the type and condition of the wood.

Paint strippers using a heat gun may have caused a spark in the steeple.

Heat guns are an alternative to chemical paint strippers.

The vehicles were also reportedly damaged by paint stripper.

It appears in a few consumer products including paint strippers and spot removers.

The depot is being restored by more than two dozen inmates, armed with 130 gallons of paint stripper.

"They'll come around," says Mark, using paint stripper to remove a thick crust of floor dirt that has formed on the coffee table.

Measures to minimise evaporation from containers of paint stripper must also be put in place.

An example of this are paint strippers.

If so, just use paint stripper or acetone (caution: both these are flammable).

In extreme cases, use paint remover or an electric paint stripper.

The sip she'd taken earlier convinced her that the fluid would make a satisfactory paint stripper but had no other proper human purpose.

This is done with conventional chemical paint strippers or by sanding (preferences vary).

It smells like paint stripper to me!

He spent 12 months of completing the work using four and a half gallons of paint stripper before repainting.

This is simply paint stripper thinned with solvent.

A solution of sodium hydroxide in water was traditionally used as the most common paint stripper on wooden objects.

The boathouse smelled of sawdust, paint stripper and varnish.

Maybe you need something stronger . . . like paint stripper."

Some cars and lorrys had paint stripper poured onto them, with others having their tyres let down.

She wondered, wildly, if something from Harry the painter had got into the percolator, some paint stripper or something.