Hi everyone, my first post.
Probably be around here for a while as we've just bought our first place and I seem to be taking on a lot of jobs I never thought i'd ever do! Nothing too tasking so far, but still, picking up a hammer seems a big achievment for me
anyway... I seem to be spending far too long sanding the paint off my bathroom woodwork. The side of the bath is made of vertical wooden pieces, and I am trying to think of an easy way of getting in the grooves between the pieces. I cant afford to spend a lot right now, so I am just wondering whether anyone here can recommend a simple solution?
I have tried a hot air paint stripper, but this seems to soften the wood which is no good. I did the rest with an electric sander which is ok for the flat parts, I just need something to get in the awkward areas.
Any ideas people?
Probably be around here for a while as we've just bought our first place and I seem to be taking on a lot of jobs I never thought i'd ever do! Nothing too tasking so far, but still, picking up a hammer seems a big achievment for me
anyway... I seem to be spending far too long sanding the paint off my bathroom woodwork. The side of the bath is made of vertical wooden pieces, and I am trying to think of an easy way of getting in the grooves between the pieces. I cant afford to spend a lot right now, so I am just wondering whether anyone here can recommend a simple solution?
I have tried a hot air paint stripper, but this seems to soften the wood which is no good. I did the rest with an electric sander which is ok for the flat parts, I just need something to get in the awkward areas.
Any ideas people?