Wood stripper?

[Jason Yahner 14]

I have tried to find a good wood stripper for a fence job I'm doing. The fence was sealed about a year ago with either Thompson's or Berh. I've tried to order Rip it but I don't think it will be here in time for next Sunday if the order is placed tomorrow. Does anyone know of a mix that I can create to lift the sealant? Or anything good that can be found in San Antonio Texas? Speaking of which what type of store do fence and deck restoration professionals use to get their chemicals? Paints stores like Sherwin Williams had no clue.

Thanks in advance,

Jason Yahner

Texas Pressure Clean

210-374-0093

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

There is a very good supplier closer to you. Contact Delux. Here is a link. Chemicals and Detergents Call them and let them know what you are trying to do, and get their advice.

Tell them we sent you.

Beth

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Otherwise, reschedule the job.

Don't do a job without the proper product for that job.

Rod!~

[RGilliam 46]

I've tried Rip It....it was pretty good. I really liked the HD80.

[celtwheel 14]

Well tested stripper: Extreme Solutions HD-80 (+ 10% ethelyne glycol). Be sure to neutralize.

If it's the Behr product with Silicone added, even with multiple applications of a good NAOH stripper, some spots could hang on.

Might need to hand sand, or hopefully, other chemical agents could do the trick. Good luck.