If the surface has been previously painted, try a tape test. This involves scratching the surface with a razor blade then pressing down some masking tape. If the old ﬁnish lifts off then the surface should be stripped. - Old wood - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	If the surface has been previously painted, try a tape test. This involves scratching the surface with a razor blade then pressing down some masking tape. If the old ﬁnish lifts off then the surface should be stripped. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-02 01:39:02 Open Document File Size: 1,95 MB Share Result on Facebook Company DOORS & DOORFRAMES FENCING SUPPLIES / / IndustryTerm steel wool / oil / cloth paint scraper / oil resin / Deck oil / paint remover / / OperatingSystem Microsoft Windows / / Organization Timber & Building Materials Association / / Position chair / Bathroom Gardening TOOL GENERAL / Paving General / / ProvinceOrState Antique / / TVShow Sugar / / URL www.cairnshardware.com.au / www.dahlsens.com.au / / SocialTag Wood Coatings Wood stain Paints Sandpaper Stain Plasterwork Wood preservation Primer Visual arts

If the surface has been previously painted, try a tape test. This involves scratching the surface with a razor blade then pressing down some masking tape. If the old ﬁnish lifts off then the surface should be stripped.Add to Reading List