| Review by dbol | posted 365 days ago | 1447 views | 0 times favorited | 2 comments |  |
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Using this on my jointer rebuild.
It works really good on metal but not sure on how it works on wood.
You need to take your time let the product do the work and be patient. I scrubbed it after letting it sit. If you dont get it all of you may need to put a little more on and let that sit. A little paint thinner will help clean it up also.
Good luck if you need to strip something.
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Ken90712
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#1 posted 365 days ago
Interesting, how long did you have to leave it sit?
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dbol
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#2 posted 365 days ago
In the pics It sat for about 30-60 mins. The porckchop guard had at least five coats of paint.
You can let it sit for a while if you cover it with a plastic bag and try to keep the gel moist. If it is moist it is still working.
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