I sanded all the rust off of the honey bear wood stove, and before I go searching at Home Depot for paint, I was wondering if I should use something like varsol to remove the extra excess, or would a damp cloth with water be ok?
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After sanding before paint question.
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TSP (tri sodium phosphate) works well at removing any oil / residue. HD will have some - used a lot for washing walls before painting.
Post us a pic of the stove before and after - you should be happier with the Fisher than with the "Darth Vador" find - my 4yo son still remembers that pic!
Post us a pic of the stove before and after - you should be happier with the Fisher than with the "Darth Vador" find - my 4yo son still remembers that pic!
I will take pics for sure! Well, I didn't listen to your advice (bad me) and I listend to the Home Depot guy, he said varsol will work good, and you don't have to rinse it so much. I bought that brush on rustoleum paint...anyways into the garage I go, time to paint! Bf will be so happy, just hope he doesn't think I can install it as well 
Well, I didn't listen to your advice (bad me) and I listend to the Home Depot guy, he said varsol will work good, and you don't have to rinse it so much. I bought that brush on rustoleum paint...anyways into the garage I go, time to paint! Bf will be so happy, just hope he doesn't think I can install it as well - Status
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