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Looking for Wyandotte 'aircraft stripper'

I used to work at an aircraft plant and now restore old tractors and cars as a hobby. At work we used to use an aircraft paint stripper we called "winedot" (not sure of spelling.) It worked REAL good. Was wondering where I could find this for use at home?

Jesse Graves
Hobbyist - Greenville, Texas
2004

Ed. note: I'd be pretty confident that it's spelled Wyandotte, as in Diversey Wyandotte. However, it is reported in thread 6048 that Diversey Wyandotte went out of business. There are some hints on that thread as to who might now handle their various product lines. If you simply want Aircraft Stripper, that is widely available.

subj: Diversey Wyandotte

Wyandotte was acquired by Alex C. Fergusson Company. Corporate is located in Chambersburg PA.

John r criscuolo
- point pleasant beach, New Jersey
2007

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