New nitromors.

[cyfa2809]

How long is a while? I tried it once overnight, nothing!

 

[moffyr72]

Its more of a 'stripper' that you'd apply or soak the thing in, then forget about it for a week.. it's quicker with nitromors!



just

It depends on the paint to be honest. It also works better on things you dont want to strip. Accidentally pour some over a cop car and it will strip in seconds. but pour it over something you really want to remove the paint off and it'll take forever. guaranteed!

 

[cyfa2809]

Oooooooooh that long! I miss the old nitromors, sob sob.

 

[moffyr72]

The environment.. and health 'n safety.. is an ass.

Things were so much better when you could proper hurt yourself with the stuff out of your shed.

 

[cyfa2809]

Haha. Not many people did though. I read its an eu ban.

http://www.woodworkuk.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5655

Theres one.

The new nitromors is a fa*ny. I was doing it with my bare hands. Before that would have burnt. I could probably put it in my bloody eyes now!

 

[NAILTRAIL96]

New brake fluid is rubbish too, for stripping paint that is.
Paint stripping discs from frosts are pretty good and leave a finish you can prime.

 

[cyfa2809]

Looking to polish.

 

[rosstheboss]

I bought some generic stuff from a hardware shop near me in September (ish) which worked a treat, a little runnier than nitromors but still effective, worth hunting around for perhaps? Hopefully they're not enforcing that Dec 11 ban on selling old stock to harshly....

 

[ramstein-dh]

Yeah it is rubbish stuff.
Also more expensive , wilkinson's have the old stuff ,well in Liverpool they do.

Also i got the aerosol version for £1.00 a tin and yet to try it.

 

[cyfa2809]

Interested to see if the aersol one works.

Havent had a look round for old stuff yet but i think i may know a place.

Whats the distinct differences on the tin?