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05-15-2014, 08:26 AM
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You have to ask the person who did the work. What did they use? Realistically, if you are doing a simple strip job the fillers are hardened already and shouldn't lose any strength/hardness......but, if you plan to stain/clearcoat,wax the stock you probably will have trouble matching colors from wood to fillers.
Can't you just rough sand it, wet sand it, and paint it instead of stripping it?
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