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Removing old paint from brass bed




Do you know how to take paint off brass. I have the problem with a bed.

Thanks,

Linda D [last name deleted for privacy by Editor]
- Madawaska, Maine
2003


I am looking to remove a lead based paint from an antique brass bed. What can I use to remove the paint?

Aleesha Tilley
hobbyist - Lubbock,Texas USA
2007


Vintage Brass Beds & Parts on eBay [affil link]

Ed. note: Hi, Aleesha. It turns out that this inquiry is repetitive of questions already asked & answered; that may be why the readers haven't replied. Letters 9009, 9541, 5284, and 25415 may be helpful. Or search the site for similar questions. Good luck!

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