Friends, I need some fast advice. I have here at home a Baldwin action with the really wood-hard Corfam on both the catchers and the butts. I am having trouble getting the stuff off. Is there any better way to do this? I am following Rob Kiddell's technical document on this job. He says start at a corner of the catcher with a knife, then peel it off with a pliers. The corfam rips before I get to the other end of it, and of course I run the good chance of slicing my finger before I finish doing this 176 times. I also tried something I saved off the list by "Marvin" who said it just falls off with 409. I don't know how long one is to wait after soaking the Corfam, but so far this hasn't worked, either. Hasn't even made a difference. Since I use wallpaper remover to get old key bushings out, I am about to give this a try. There should be a better way to get this stuff off. Please help! (desperate tone of voice) Thank you, Clyde Hollinger
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