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Giving something a fresh paint job is a great way to give it new life. But applying new paint over old paint can cause a variety of problems, including chipping, peeling, and bubbling. To prevent this, sometimes you have to strip the old paint before you can apply a fresh coat. There are a number of ways to strip paint, but the safest and most reliable method is applying a chemical stripper to loosen the bonds, and then scraping and sanding away the paint. | Giving something a fresh paint job is a great way to give it new life. But applying new paint over old paint can cause a variety of problems, including chipping, peeling, and bubbling. To prevent this, sometimes you have to strip the old paint before you can apply a fresh coat. There are a number of ways to strip paint, but the safest and most reliable method is applying a chemical stripper to loosen the bonds, and then scraping and sanding away the paint. | ||
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[[Category:Painting Prep and Clean Up]] | [[Category:Painting Prep and Clean Up]] | ||
== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
