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has anyone ever used "stripping paper" or know of a good brand? I am going to be stripping some cabinets in a few weeks and want an easy and clean way to remove the poly and stain. other ideas are welcomed
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Homey, I use this http://www.readystripsales.com/Multi_Strip_s/3.htm
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does this one form a paste when ready for removal? all the strippers I have used are a gel and seem a bit messy for interior use.
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Homey, this actually dries crusty. There is some sanding and scraping to be done but, its safe and has very little odor.
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nice! thanks for the advise
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Tim, I am reading "Homey" and wondering why u r on such a personal/brotha level w/ Homeguard. Then it hit me. Funny. 
I most certainly agree w/ timhag, the Back to Nature products are outstanding and non-toxic. You can re-wet the product to 6eep it working if you need to w/ a spritzer and just scrape it off wet w/ a putty knife. I highly recommend it. The "Ready Strip Pro" should remove 7 layers I believe, and the pricing mentioned is about right. I'd ask for about $40/gln if your price is higher than that. I do not think HD or Lowes carries the "Pro".
It will be great for the homeowner as well in regards to smell, but it will definitely work for you. Good luck.
I most certainly agree w/ timhag, the Back to Nature products are outstanding and non-toxic. You can re-wet the product to 6eep it working if you need to w/ a spritzer and just scrape it off wet w/ a putty knife. I highly recommend it. The "Ready Strip Pro" should remove 7 layers I believe, and the pricing mentioned is about right. I'd ask for about $40/gln if your price is higher than that. I do not think HD or Lowes carries the "Pro".
It will be great for the homeowner as well in regards to smell, but it will definitely work for you. Good luck.
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