OT, Anybody got any recommendations for the best way to strip

[Brian C.]

...that Mark D isn't a BIGTIME contributor to the value of this board!!


Brian C.

[winfred]

mom said laquer thinner gets off mill finishes and baked on enamel, best would be something called zip strip gel, you can brush it on wherever you want it with control, a important point she said to brush it on with one stroke only, more then that aparently does something to the effectiveness of it

[mikemaster]

i like the spray "aircraft stripper" for most of my car type paint removal, wally world usually has it in there paint and body section, if you have a lot of windows finding it in a gallon container may be more cost effective, ill ask my mom this evening what's a good product, shes a general contractor/painter

I second the aircraft stripper, it's worked well for me, and also MEK, a very nasty chemical that you can get at home depot or lowes in the paint supplies.

[bondheli]

How on earth did you guys find these sites?
I've never seen a java script like that!

Sure that's where you start, but then continue here:

http://www.matrade.nl/pictures2/fun.html

I like pic #21, it looks like she has an Easter turkey hiding in there, if you look closely

[MarkD]

How on earth did you guys find these sites?
I've never seen a java script like that!

Winfred sends them to me! (just kidding)

Actually I saw it on another BMW site. I don't go looking for it but if I stumble across some good stuff, I'll have a look. Sometimes I need a break from looking at firmware, so I look at another type of "software". Or maybe the pics are firmware and the work I'm doing is software!

It's not Java, its created with Macromedia Flash.

MarkD