How can I remove paint from a hutch?
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TERESA
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WE HAVE AN OLD FARMHOUSE AND WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE THE PAINT OFF OF THE HUTCH TO BRING BACK THE ORIGINAL WOOD. WE WANT TO REMODEL OUR KITCHEN AND MAKE CABINETS TO MATCH THE WOOD COLOR AND STYLE OF THE BUILT IN HUTCH. I WOULD LIKE TO FIND SOMETHING TO USE, THAT WOULD BE SAFE OR ENVIRONMENTAL IN THE HOUSE,. THANK YOU FOR THE HELP AND ANY INFO FOR THIS PROJECT !
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Citristrip has no strong odors and is easy to work with. The issue may be when you're done and need to "wash" off any remaining stuff. It recommends using a stripping wash, but that has a lot of fumes. If when you are scraping off the Citristrip, get as much as you can off and follow up sanding the piece down to remove anything that's remaining.
Citristrip is what I use. Open all the doors and windows and use portable fans.
Citrustrip is a citrus based stripper that works really well and actually has a nice orange smell. I still use nitrile gloves but it isn't too hard on my skin if rinsed soon.
You can use CitriStrip!