spooky

[Seaman]

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Jim

[taxi]

Hi :wave:

If you did not find the paint remover you wanted, try Eco Solutions UK, they have a excellent range and product.

I have been using it for all sorts of finish. including emulsion.

Just cleaned a rock hard Purdey Paint Brush that was last used 4 years ago.
Put spoonful of Homestrip in a Bank Coin Bag, stood the brush in the bag in a yogourt pot. 12 hours later washed it out, just as soft as new, its now drying to get the dust/bits out. :woop:

You can get it from various stockists and Toolstation, product code 39051 tudy:

cheers

Jericlin

thanks but tried them and it seems that it may affect the polycarbonate- my mate found something to do the job on t'internet himself, thanks again

seems he was told de-solv-it do a polycarbonate-friendly paint remover, so see how it goes.