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Pressed checkering???
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<blockquote data-quote="Alibiiv" data-source="post: 2917650" data-attributes="member: 69192"><p>I am going to get some of the Circa 1850. I checked where it is sold, there are two placed who might have it, and ACE hardware and a Benjamin Moore store that are both local for me. I also believe that keeping this solvent on the wood is key. My plan is to use a white rag soaked with this stripper, place the rag over the checkering to keep the solvent liquid. I am thinking maybe wrapping the area I am trying to treat with some plastic, however not too certain that this solvent will not melt the plastic?? Also during this process I did find out that the Citristrip is water solvent. I use Citristrip on all of my gun stock refinishing jobs, usually it will get into places where one does not want it when it dries; and...it dries white. Citristrip is a real PITA to get out once it is dried and stuck down inside of where the receiver fits. I found that a soft toothbrush and water simply desolves the stuff that I have been chasing for years.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alibiiv, post: 2917650, member: 69192"] I am going to get some of the Circa 1850. I checked where it is sold, there are two placed who might have it, and ACE hardware and a Benjamin Moore store that are both local for me. I also believe that keeping this solvent on the wood is key. My plan is to use a white rag soaked with this stripper, place the rag over the checkering to keep the solvent liquid. I am thinking maybe wrapping the area I am trying to treat with some plastic, however not too certain that this solvent will not melt the plastic?? Also during this process I did find out that the Citristrip is water solvent. I use Citristrip on all of my gun stock refinishing jobs, usually it will get into places where one does not want it when it dries; and...it dries white. Citristrip is a real PITA to get out once it is dried and stuck down inside of where the receiver fits. I found that a soft toothbrush and water simply desolves the stuff that I have been chasing for years. [/QUOTE]
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