Thread: BLR Questions:

only thing i found for epoxy was tergo-strip. dont even know if you can still get it as it was real nasty stuff. be bloody careful with it and make sure you have lots of ventilation.
i put my rifle stock in the oven and got it almost too hot to touch, applied the tergo and epoxy came off pretty well. still lots of sanding afterwards though

Originally Posted by gonetropo

only thing i found for epoxy was tergo-strip. dont even know if you can still get it as it was real nasty stuff. be bloody careful with it and make sure you have lots of ventilation.
i put my rifle stock in the oven and got it almost too hot to touch, applied the tergo and epoxy came off pretty well. still lots of sanding afterwards though

What about media blasting, vapor blasting etc ?

Originally Posted by dannyb

What about media blasting, vapor blasting etc ?

never tried, might ruin the wood though. tergo is/was great. it could remove gel-coat from fi-glass boats pretty well

If it does gelcoat then itll do this for sure. Murphys law i looked on the Internet about diggers paint stripper and saw the review which had 55 of them and everyone saying it was useless and did nothing. Bastards. I added my review

LOL

Quote from Hobie, anyone know what Citristrip is?

Repairs

I can not verify this, but my research shows that Browning depends on a natural product called Kanabe to coat its stocks. Citristrip has been reported as one of the better ways to remove the Browning epoxy type finish.