Stripped, sanded, painted, and burned!

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New to me woodstove, Englnder NC30. Here are some before and after pictures. Stripped, sanded, and painted.

Cranked it up today with two break in burns.

Paint is almost cured.

It's going to be a warm winter!

Stripped, sanded, painted, and burned!Stripped, sanded, painted, and burned!Stripped, sanded, painted, and burned!Stripped, sanded, painted, and burned!Stripped, sanded, painted, and burned!Stripped, sanded, painted, and burned!
 
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Did you use a chemical stripper?
 
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