DIY Paint & Varnish Stripping
NO SANDING
The Cooper’s Stripping Road Show is a DIY paint and varnish stripping exhibition / work shop, travelling regionally throughout New Zealand to show you how to strip any paint or varnish from any surface without the need to sand afterwards.
This Weekend the Cooper’s Stripping Road Show will be in Napier, On exhibition are impressive before and after displays and one on one workshops.
Cooper’s Strip Club is a complete DIY restoration system, family owned and operated and available throughout New Zealand and Australia. Come meet the family to chat about your project, bring photos of what you want to strip and we’ll select a similar old piece of paint or varnish to strip with you. Better still bring along your project, or a piece of it, unscrew a window sash, a door, bring a chair, a drawer, a piece of moulding, your project car or boat (if it fits, bring it along) and you’ll really see what Cooper’s is capable of doing.
The hall has ample parking and easy access so impress us with what you bring along.
The ‘Cooper’s Strip Club’ was invented by Kiwi born Simon Cooper in the early 80’s, Simon had became disillusioned with the waste of time and mess conventional paint strippers and sanding caused. Simon says. “Why sand when it’s already sanded by the person who made it”. Simon was determined to make a system that was easy to use and made sanding obsolete, he succeeded…
With Cooper’s having been used on well over 100,000 homes, you can confidently strip any paint or varnish off any surface (wood, steel, copper, brass, aluminum, glass, brick and concrete) all without the need for sanding.
Coopers is regularly used on projects like furniture, doors, windows, detailed mouldings, floors, weatherboards, decks, painted concrete or brick, machinery, your project car or boat and so much more.
Removing lead paint safely is easy, Cooper’s dissolves the lead, keeping it wet, rather than grinding it into dust by sanding, or the lead vapour generated by heat guns.
Home Demonstrations
We’re in the area for a few days following the show and for larger more complicated projects, talk to us about a home demonstration.