Recycling bucktail blades
ToddM
Posted 6/5/2020 3:37 PM (#960897)
Subject: Recycling bucktail blades





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Location: oswego, il		I recently purchased a box of less than perfect bucktail blades, most all unused but had terrible finish on them. Rather than toss them I decided to strip them. Almost all had a like new nickel finish and a few didn't so I painted and cleared them. Nothing fancy just a rattle can. I found out in the end I could use all of them.


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miket55
Posted 6/12/2020 10:19 AM (#961229 - in reply to #960897)
Subject: Re: Recycling bucktail blades




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Location: E. Tenn		What did you use to remove the finish?
ToddM
Posted 6/12/2020 1:26 PM (#961240 - in reply to #961229)
Subject: Re: Recycling bucktail blades





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Location: oswego, il
miket55 - 6/12/2020 10:19 AM

What did you use to remove the finish?


It's call Klean Strip premium stripper. Comes in a spray can. I just bought it i am sure other strippers would work well.
miket55
Posted 6/12/2020 10:47 PM (#961262 - in reply to #960897)
Subject: Re: Recycling bucktail blades




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Location: E. Tenn		Thanks Todd..