At the house I am moving into soon, someone has painted a brandnew door with 
what looks like 1 coat of gloss paint without using a primer or undercoat.

How easy would it be to get the paint off and what method should I use ?
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troubleinstore

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> At the house I am moving into soon, someone has painted a brandnew door 
> with what looks like 1 coat of gloss paint without using a primer or 
> undercoat.
>
> How easy would it be to get the paint off and what method should I use ?
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> troubleinstore
>
>


Are you wanting it to look like bare wood, or just to get some primer on 
first? If the latter, Nitromors or a blow lamp should do it. If the former, 
get it dipped professionally.

Rob Graham

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> "troubleinstore"  wrote in message 
> news:didica$bbd$1@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...
>> At the house I am moving into soon, someone has painted a brandnew door 
>> with what looks like 1 coat of gloss paint without using a primer or 
>> undercoat.
>>
>> How easy would it be to get the paint off and what method should I use ?
>> --
>> troubleinstore
>>
>>
>
> Are you wanting it to look like bare wood, or just to get some primer on 
> first? If the latter, Nitromors or a blow lamp should do it. If the 
> former, get it dipped professionally.
>
> Rob Graham
>

Thanks Rob
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troubleinstore

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> "troubleinstore"  wrote in message
> news:didica$bbd$1@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...
> > At the house I am moving into soon, someone has painted a brandnew door
> > with what looks like 1 coat of gloss paint without using a primer or
> > undercoat.
> >
> > How easy would it be to get the paint off and what method should I use ?

It might be easier to put a couple more coats of gloss on top.
TonyB