Anyone had a chance to use this stripping tool?

Kdancy
Kdancy Senior Contributor
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https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-contour-sct.html?utm_source=ECI+-+Facebook&utm_medium=DIS00084&fbclid=IwAR2D24vXxs9yryFp1ihYf6YfA1IS0rYf9q4EAU56etFG2FaWKK-lsf6Yhqo I may buy one if I do another project.

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  • Jon B
    Jon B Administrator
    For some reason the link didn't work for me. Just got a solid grey screen.
  • airbrushguy
    airbrushguy Member
    Great tool for small areas...IMHO, I use liquid stripper for whole car stripping. Citri-Strip is my favorite
  • Lklemm1
    Lklemm1 Member
    Used it on a Chevy pickup restoration. Worked very good . Took off 2 layers of paint and old body filler In no time. Used about 2 abrasive drums. I am not a big fan of sandblasting or chemicals. This was a great option.
  • Kdancy
    Kdancy Senior Contributor
    Eastwood CONTOUR SCT® - Surface Conditioning Tool Item #21145 Brand: Eastwood
  • RL Chilton
    RL Chilton Administrator, Member
    Haven't used it, but looks like a great tool.
  • keithfullmeryahoocom
    keithfullmeryahoocom Expert Adviser
    Tempting. I donno though, I've got a cabinet full of gadgets that I have bought over the years to make this horrible job easier. Haven't really found anything better than a LOT of elbow grease, a big mess and a snoot full of either dust or chemical.
  • Lance
    Lance Member
    You're right Keith. Have you noticed that stepdown sedan roofs go on for miles when stripping or blocking?

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