I've got a bit of cleanup to do on a teak toe rail.  The rail was
varnished in haste by a former owner (not Bill), and there's a fillet of
varnish along both the inside and outside of the rail where it joins the
deck.  It's been on there a while, so a sharp blade won't do the job.
All the chemical strippers I'm familiar with are harmful to glass, so
unless someone has a non-volatile suggestion, that's out.  My best
alternative thinking on my own is a sharp edged sanding block.  Any
other suggestions?  t 


Tom Smith & Jane Van Winkle
M17 #496 




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