Bass body stripping question...

[LukeFRC]

[quote name='Dave Vader' timestamp='1351161758' post='1848030']
Red Nitromors eats poly, it's great. Sorry if this is a bit late....
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yes. yes it is!

[mcnach]

[quote name='Dave Vader' timestamp='1351161758' post='1848030']
Red Nitromors eats poly, it's great. Sorry if this is a bit late....
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red nitromors?
I see green and yellow only...

[Dave Vader]

The red stuff is called specialist, i have a tin of it in my garage. Does everything but that bloody sealer.



This stuff. Flipping brilliant it is.

[mcnach]

[quote name='Dave Vader' timestamp='1351179491' post='1848333']
The red stuff is called specialist, i have a tin of it in my garage. Does everything but that bloody sealer.



This stuff. Flipping brilliant it is.
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wow, I had never seen that!
I'll remember it next time I strip a body... it took a while with the green stuff. Pity it cannot cope with the sealer. Tought stuff that one

[grumble]

Jeez this place sounds more an more like a woodwork class every day
Flammenwerfer at 20 places shifts most finishes in my experience, and tends to improve most Fenders ( 0 to roadworn in 15 secs)
Don't try this at home kiddies

[mcnach]

But I don't have a kangaroo...

[Angel]

[sup]I had a squier strat body and the finish was rock hard. Red nitromors failed. I took a blowtorch to it and that failed too! It bubbled up furiously into a very thick sticky gunk that still refused to scrape off! It was like a mega-thick treacle. Gave up in the end and body is buried somewhere in the garage.[/sup]

[sup]Did a fender strat body once and the blowtorch was brilliant. it was all just pinging off as I scraped. Whole body done in no time at all and the burns looked so cool that I left it like that[/sup]