Lacquer removal on cans

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Lacquer removal on cans

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In a conversation with @DURTBAGG Steve today I related to him a story of lacquer on a can, I spoke of the time I used acetone to remove the lacquer from a Playmate can. I thought I saw the recommendation in the forum here but I'll be damned if I can find the methods and procedures used in the forum.
Hoping somebody can revive the discussion or methods so that Steve could use it on any additional lacquer cans. He has a crowntainer just smothered in lacquer but I wasn't sure how acetone might have worked on a crowntainer.


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Sorry thought that was the right link. I can't find it either.
Last edited by zoinkss on Sat Nov 16, 2019 10:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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zoinkss wrote: Sat Nov 16, 2019 10:16 pm WE have had great success with this.
viewtopic.php?f=194&t=36444&p=320891&hi ... ip#p320891
@DURTBAGG Steve....that's why I missed it. It is under the keyword "shellac". Thanks @zoinkss
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Did you want paintover removal or lacquer removal?
For just lacquer removal I thought there was a different method.
The tollware cans this works great but also removes the lacquer and then also starts removing paint if you leave in too long.
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How about this one?

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