Suggestions for stripping Tru Oil?

[CrazyHorse1969]

Any suggestions (or, previous threads) for stripping--maybe even retillering and backing--a self bow that has several coats of Tru Oil? Of course, my main concern is to not muck up the back of the self bow too much in case I decide not to back it. Thanks.

[Pappy]

I use a scrapper, I use it very lightly of course.
   Pappy

[CrazyHorse1969]

Any certain kind? Thanks.

[IdahoMatt]

The sharper the better.  Like a pocket knife or something like that.  Nice and delicate.

[missilemaster]

If it is over top of snakeskins, wipe it with acetone and scrape with your fingernail till its almost through then rub it with a rubber sandpaper cleaner block. Paul came up with it!

[PatM]

Acetone and a scotchbrite pad.

[CrazyHorse1969]

Sounds good. Great advice, guys. Thanks.

[Pat B]

I've lightly scraped Tru-Oil off a bow and a buffing with 0000 steel wool. This is one reason I prefer Tru-Oil, ease of repairing and refinishing.