PAINT STRIPPER FROM RED DEVIL LYE AND CORN STARCH

In about 5 quarts of water add and stir in about one cup of corn starch. This is the ingredient that makes it stick to the surface of what you are stripping. Add to this mixture stirring as you add one full can of RED DEVIL LYE. The lye can be found in the laundry or drain cleaner section of your local grocery store and cost about 3 dollars for a can. It works like magic. Just paint it on with a small mop or a big paint brush and let it sit for at least 30 minutes and then rince off with water under pressure. Either from the hydrant or a pressure washer. Both will work.
It may take a few applications according to how many coats of paint you are trying to get off but you can take it to the metal and not have to sand anything. You can paint directly on the bare metal. It will adhere better than if you prime it with Laquer.

I was just saying that, since I have kids and animals, that I want to make sure that if a dog goes padding through the water a couple of hours after I wash it off that I won't be running the dog to the vet.

I previously posted about the stripper and this time failed to caution to be sure to avoid contact with the stuff. Use safety goggles and rubber gloves like the man said.

If you want to rob a safe or something and don't want to leave finger prints just let some get on the fingers. That first layer of skin will disolve just like the paint and grease will.
Avoid the back spray when washing it off the parts. Just like any stripper you must be carefull with it.
It does a good job though and it is cheap to buy.
This old 600 had about 5 or 6 coats of different color paints on it and I have the fenders and wheels down to the metal with about 3 applications of the lye formula.