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Paint is peeling on aluminum pool
I have an aluminum pool that was painted. The paint is peeling and I need to strip and repaint. Does anyone know the best products to use?
Barbara Althoff- Los Altos, California
2003
October 16, 2009
Hi, Barbara.
An excellent stripper for most paints on aluminum is aircraft stripper .
because it is very powerful but won't harm aluminum. But it is methylene chloride based, and this is a really noxious chemical to be used only outside with excellent ventilation, and while wearing a minimum of goggles
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Start the new painting with aluminum primer
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Best of luck with it.
Regards,

Ted Mooney, P.E.
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