looking to sand blast the old paint of some vintage 1830's 50's thumb latches , You think that might be to harsh ?, also have some 1920's stuff .. planning on using it on some round top, knotty pine doors .. also finished breakfast bar ...

Use baking soda Ed! Look into it...its less abrasive than sand and you will need to adjust the psi accordingly so you don't over do it!

Bar is a beautiful piece of work! One you and your son can be proud of!

Might try heat and a light weight wire brush
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just that stuff pictured? If so I can do it for U. Glassbead. If more probably not. I just can't do too many as it screws up the glassbead as we only do non magnetic stuff in ours and it will contaminate the glassbead, a few won't hurt. P.

Thanks Paul ... i wouldn't take the chance .. I was told the paint on these pieces is probably pre lead paint .. The guy that got these for me said he's never seen the staples with them ..

Way to mack the bar Eddie.

If you want to take a ride to Wrentham, I've got a large cabinet blaster and will do them for free, should only take a few minutes anyway.

Thank You Ronnie ,, appreciate that ,, going to try some stripper .