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Stripping finish with power washer
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Puckdropper
2024-07-26 17:34:08 UTC
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Works great for the stripping, not so good for the wood.

Good paint for motor oil soaked box? Tried cleaning the oil, but of course
some still remains. Cheap is my jam for this project.
Markem618
2024-07-28 02:28:37 UTC
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Post by Puckdropper
Works great for the stripping, not so good for the wood.
Good paint for motor oil soaked box? Tried cleaning the oil, but of course
some still remains. Cheap is my jam for this project.
Craigslist rebuild?
Puckdropper
2024-07-30 20:13:46 UTC
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Post by Markem618
Post by Puckdropper
Works great for the stripping, not so good for the wood.
Good paint for motor oil soaked box? Tried cleaning the oil, but of
course some still remains. Cheap is my jam for this project.
Craigslist rebuild?
Side of the road pickup. Nice plywood box, but it was soaked from being on
a garage floor. Got that dried, then I started storing my oil in it and
one can leaked. ($65 going rate for an oil change in this town. Over $100
for that-thar-synthetic. Have they heard of Costco?)

Puckdropper
Markem618
2024-07-31 03:40:58 UTC
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Post by Markem618
Post by Puckdropper
Works great for the stripping, not so good for the wood.
Good paint for motor oil soaked box? Tried cleaning the oil, but of
course some still remains. Cheap is my jam for this project.
Craigslist rebuild?
Side of the road pickup. Nice plywood box, but it was soaked from being on
a garage floor. Got that dried, then I started storing my oil in it and
one can leaked. ($65 going rate for an oil change in this town. Over $100
for that-thar-synthetic. Have they heard of Costco?)
Puckdropper
Perhaps an oil based finish, Rust Oleum?

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