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Binding: Tools & HardwareBrand: Warner Manufacturing EAN: 0048661003824 Item Dimensions: Label: Warner Manufacturing Manufacturer: Warner Manufacturing Model: 382XXX MPN: 382 Publisher: Warner Manufacturing Studio: Warner Manufacturing Features:
Editorial Review: Amazon.com Product Description: The Warner 1,000-watt radiant heat paint remover provides concentrated heat in a 6-1/2-by-3-1/2-inch heating surface to soften nearly 23 square inches of paint at one time. It features an open shield to get under edge of siding, a flip-over resting stand, plastic handle, and a three-wire ground cord. Wire support is provided for the tool when not in use. This 120-volt electrical paint remover is recommended for extreme and exterior use only. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - works but has disadvantages and quality problemsThis product works more or less as designed (it is a large heater element, with a cheap metal reflector/cover and handle). THe nuts that hold the cover in place come loose as you use it and WILL fall off when You're not aware of it, so you would have to hunt through paint scrapings or grass or ? whatever is in your drop cloth to find it and probably won't be able to. The cover is actually a functional part of the device so you need to keep it in place. If it slides out of alignment, the element ... Read More Rating:  - Not sure about this product....This product is basically just an element encased in some metal. I am used to using a heat gun, so this product kind of makes me nervous about hurting myself. It didn't work too well on the trim / woodwork I wanted to strip and I ended up going back to my heat gun rather than using this. Hopefully, I will be able to use it in the future for different projects. Rating:  - This electric paint burnerThis is the second one I have owned, the first one I lost. Far as I know there is no substitute for this item when it comes to removing paint from wooden house siding or for garage doors(this is what I used my new one for). Heat guns just don't do the trick and are too slow. Rating: - It works!!!I bought this tool and had really high hopes for it. After donning a respirator mask, goggles, gloves, etc. and getting to work with this thing, I was somewhat disappointed. The paint bubbled and became a sticky mess, bleeding its way into the wood grain. Albeit the paint layers dated back to at least 1937 and there might have been an original coat of varnish under everything, but I had hoped for extreme makeover results. I put the heat tool away and broke out a dremel tool with a ... Read More Rating: - Just what you expectJust what I expected. I owned a version of this tool for 20 years and it gave reliable service. The wiring finally got damaged, so I was happy that I could find a new one in its place. Yes, you have to be careful, but a little common sense goes a long way. If the paint catches fire, blow it out. I get in a nice rhythm: count to 10 slowly and then scrape. Repeat. Its messy, but not so bad as that horrible chemical stuff that needs to be repeated several times. Oh, and don't forget to open a window ... Read More |
