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Old 09-22-2018, 08:23 AM
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Now's the perfect time to try easy off oven cleaner.
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Now's the perfect time to try easy off oven cleaner.
Good idea.. I'll have to pick up a few cases
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Good idea.. I'll have to pick up a few cases
I would just start with one can and see how it goes. I've been told it has to be the original easy off, fume free doesn't work.
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I would just start with one can and see how it goes. I've been told it has to be the original easy off, fume free doesn't work.
Was kidding but yeah that was my plan. Try one can. Then load up if successful lol
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What I really want to know is how do I get the tractor temp to 250 degrees
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What I really want to know is how do I get the tractor temp to 250 degrees
I have a powder coat oven that's plenty big enough.
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So, I didn't have easy off at home but I had some Zep oven cleaner. What the hell, try it.
I'll post picks of results but wanted to say it does work to some degree. I think one of the issues is there are multiple coats of paint. Under green I found a yellow. Not IH yellow. Under that found brownish color primer. The under that the original paint.
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Cool experiment... the oven cleaner dissolved the red primer very very quickly and easily once I got down to it. However, the sand blaster will have the next bout with the green paint.
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That one picture looks like some sort of fall foliage scene!
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