While working on our apartment, I learned this neat way to remove paint from doorknobs and other small stuff that doesn’t use toxic chemicals. Its green paint stripping.
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While working on our apartment, I learned this neat way to remove paint from doorknobs and other small stuff that doesn’t use toxic chemicals. Its green paint stripping.
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D Knight
I would like to know if your paint stripping process can also be used on the old “original” doorknobs that happen to be wooden instead of metal? I have layers of paint as I purchased an old/existing home and they just covered the door hardware on END!!
Any help is appreciated!
D. Knight
Nicole
Very cool idea! I was just wondering though if you’re taking off old lead-based paint if that can ruin your crockpot for cooking food. Would one maybe have to use one of those plastic crock pot liners or something to protect it? Or should a chemical like that not stick around in the crock pot later?
sue gregory
Hi i just viewed the video on green paint stripping. This is so cool-as i have many door knobs with paint on them and have delayed in trying to remove due to chemicals i thought i had to use. Who ever thought of a crock pot. I love it -keep more coming like this. Oh also im origianlly ffrom pt washington wisc north of milwaukee) but am living in tennessee due to job transfer years ago. I miss wisconsin but must bloom here now. I love ur videos. thanx SG
Eric Gunnar Rochow
thanks. make sure not to use the slow cooker for food after using it for paint stripping.