By Mark Clement
Back-To-Nature Ready-Strip Pro paint stripper does something other products don't do according to the company—they do the work for you. Here's an example: You've been called in to remodel an older home. The wood siding has 70 layers of paint peeling and flaking. Your bid comes to about as high as the gross national product for a Caribbean nation, and the homeowner balks and starts to consider other affordable options.
Ready-Strip Pro paint stripper is capable of knocking that bid number down—big time—according to the company, because after applying the product by hand or with an airless sprayer, your job becomes simple: leave. Once Ready-Strip Pro has acted chemically with the paint on the building, you wash or scrape it off (depending on lead content in the existing paint) and you're left with wood as clear as the day the original carpenters hung it.
You can reclaim old siding and trim outdoors, and even save interior trim and stair details from endless and often not-so-effective paint strippers, scrapers and burning. Ready-Strip Pro is a PH neutral product so it doesn't burn the wood substrate or raise the grain as other strippers can. And, it doesn't burn or smell you off the job. In over 15 years of business, the product has harmed no one.
Ready Strip-Pro takes off numerous finishes too, so if you're stripping old doors for example—or stair parts or trim—it takes off latex, oil and lead paints/primers, urethane, varnish and other finishes. And it does it fast. Simply walk away while it turns the old paint to mush. If you think that Ready-Strip Pro isn't quite right for your project, consider its other customers: the White House, the Mormon Tabernacle, the General Robert E. Lee Mansion and more.
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Mark Clement is a remodeler and author of The Carpenter's Notebook and The Kid's Carpenter's Workbook, Fun Family Projects! Find out more at
www.TheCarpentersNotebook.com.
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