Hi everyone,
I recently bought a pair of beovox S75 speakers to replace my current speakers. They were in awfull shape though... 🙁
A previous owner painted them white(!) and the guy who I bought them from did a small try to remove the paint with a heat gun. It seemed to work OK for the veneer, but It seems that the back of the speakers started to melt a bit.
I've been busy with them to this point, removing all the paint. I used a chemical stripper that (free translated) said to be hard on paint but soft for wood. That sounded like something I could use!!
Altough most of the paint came off quite easy, There is still some paint left in the deeper woodgrains. Does anyone have a good idea on how to remove this safely?
I've read about Rich his superb job on rescueing some M70 speakers
(/forum/imported-unmapped/beovox-m70-rescue-amp-adoption)
where it shows that thorough sanding can lead to sanding all the veneer away. Ofcourse I don't want that...
Any good ideas?
René