Staircase Refurbishment Part 2 | How to strip a painted staircase back to it's original wood finish
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- Опубликовано: 19 янв 2021
- Part 2 of a 3 part video tutorial series showing how to strip a painted staircase back to it's original wood finish. In Part 2, I show how to use metal pan scrubbers, scrappers and a Dremel Multi Tool as an effective way to remove paint without damaging the decorative finish of the staircase.
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I am binge watching your channel learning so much so I say this with respect WE NEED PART 3 😫 also just curious how long have you been working or did you work on this
You've come a long way but so much more time needed till you get rid of all of that paint. Looking great. Excellent advice on the use of a heat gun.
thanks for posting this..in the middle of this job right now and already gauged out some bits - any recommended wood filler for pine finish before I apply stain/varnish?
Does the pain panther stripper danage the wood or make it problematic to apply varnish afterwards? I'm going to be using that on wooden beams. Can't use something that damages the wood in any way.
What painstripper do you recommend? Peelaway?
Hi , so how would you go about removing a mahogany stain/varnish finish to be able to re finish with a light oak finish
Thanks in advance
Can you please if you have time, show us part 3 or even a short vid to show us the finished results, thanks and a happy new year to you
@@mancaveprojects4693 Will look out for the video, thank you
Hiya , as a DIY beginner & single mum could you tell me the easiest , cheapest & quickest way to remove several layers of gloss from my stairs , I want to repaint as they're not quality wood so don't need to be as thorough as your tutorial. But it's really thick & lumpy so I just can't bear to paint over it 🫣 I don't have any tools & very little money so I'm wondering could I just put paint stripper , wipe it off & give what's left a light sand before applying new paint? Also which paint stripper would tou recommend please , I'm terrified of making a massive mess & also financially not able to make poor choices .
Hello, I can’t find the first part! How did that stairs look like that? Is a liquid or something, that you put first time and after you left a little bit? Thank you
As the final footage of this project was lost, I was in the process of removing the first two parts. I have uploaded the first part again though so you can look at it. ruclips.net/video/DSfzPDwauxY/видео.html
Very useful video thanks. Can you tell me if this method works if the paint is lead based? I thought any kind of sanding, even hand sanding, was a bad idea if the paint contains lead
For lead based paint I'd use a product in the UK called "Peelaway 1. Outside of the UK, I think rust oleum make a good paint stripper for lead based paint. Use a circulation fan and open windows to allow movement of air away from the area being worked on.
Thank you for this! I know my stairs have like 10layers of paint. It feels soo weird and off. So need to do this
Don't, buy a new one
Come by I have one to, people was on Crack to cover up such beautiful wood!
I used citristrip on my railing last weekend and it turned all of the paint into rubber cement. Near impossible to get off. I’ve spent the past four days trying to salvage the railing. I only did a section of 7 spindles and a post on a large railing…
I've decided to get rid of the stair. No more upstairs.
A lathe isn't recommended? Assuming you can remove them easily?
I am right in the middle of this stage with my woodwork around my steps. Its so difficult around the tiny crevasses.
get some wet and dry sandpaper (120 grit) and fold over some string (for the decorative parts of the spindles). Wet and dry sandpaper will not crack when folded and will remove the paint from these tight areas. Also, buy an Osborn sanding set for drills. They are nylon brushes that remove the paint from tight areas without damaging the wood. Search for them on ebay and Amazon
There's no part 3?!
or part 1 lol
I am currently stripping my staircase, using paint panther. Do you have any suggestions for another paint stripper? has I am finding paint panther not so good.
Barrettine Peelaway 7 for modern paints and Barrettine Peelaway 1 for older lead based paints.
You are a hero! Is this hard to do? I need to let our builder know to keep my stair in the natural state Tommorow and am nervous if they say No.😩😩
@@mancaveprojects4693 Thank you so much!
They might say no . BUT the labor to do it would buy you a brand new one.
It seems I can't find the 3rd video of the serie...
Thank you
What happened to part 3?
What happened to part 3?? Did you retrieve the footage??
@@mancaveprojects4693 lts ok l jumped to the shed video and assumed as much. Ive been sanding a stairs/spindles job recently, (its been painted with what seems like Sandtex) for a week! My hands are raw, and l have no fingerprints left!
Part 3?
I didn’t see where you got paint off spindels
Part 3😮
Is there a part 3?
Sorry Emma, video camera was damaged by another contractor before I had time to upload the content. Debated whether to remove the 2 videos on this subject but subscribers wanted them left up.I have another job coming up where I'll be using "Peelaway 7" on ornate plaster work and if I get permission from the home owner, I'll video the last part of the process (which is basically what's missing here).
Where is Part 3?
Sorry, plasterer killed the video camera and the footage from the end of the job was lost. I took down the 2 videos as a result but a number of subscribers asked for the videos to be re-uploaded.
Learning lots, but a tip, well maybe, from a novice to a pro, buy a cheap scraper from a pound shop. I bought three for £1.80 from Home Bargins, quite blunt does not dig into the wood.
Ummmm..... Where's part 3
OMG....wish i had seen this BEFORE i massacred my door frames with the shave hook.....lol.....and yr right about the paint strippers...£17 for ineffectual stripper that smells like baby's nappys.......anyway, i have two more door frames to do so will follow yr in-depth instructions....thanks
Where is part 3 ?
Camera destroyed on that job with the footage of the final prep and painting. Took the 2 videos down as a result but asked by a few subscribers to put them back up again. If it was up to me, I'd have left them down. Sorry for the incomplete set. For the record, I've since started using another product - Peelaway 7 and got quicker results.
just don't use enviromose paint stripper might as well use jelly
I guess it turned out a mess and they re painted as there is no part 3
Conclution: There is not easy way to renew it. Build a new one if you have that budget.
6 months later and NO PART 3...what!!? unsubscribing
I was thinking the same thing
@@blaxblacker7497 I'd like to see Part 3 as well. Don't leave us dangling!
Hey! 👋 I have a job for you 🤣. I have a similar staircase that needs some attention!
Yeah seen it all before ….. how to make it look so easy 🤣🤣🤣🤣😉
Insane to do this , please anybody watching this DO NOT DO THIS don’t believe me have at it
why not?