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Yes, a very common practice...Wow that's cool, how'd he think of removing the paint, was it common to paint over jugs?
Yes, a very common practice...
That's exactly what this guy did...
He just bought regular paint remover at the store, doesn't harm the glaze at all....

Now I will be spending every spare dollar on painted jugs , you just had to go and post this didn't ya ?
by the time I find one I will have spent a $1.000 bucks
Do you know how many painted/decorated jugs I have seen through the years and they are usually pretty cheap . I can't believe in all these years I have not thought of this !!!! definitely going to be a new area of collecting for me and if nothing else I will end up with one heck of a blank jug collection. Congrats !!!E ! Thanks !!!!!Now I will be spending every spare dollar on painted jugs , you just had to go and post this didn't ya ?
by the time I find one I will have spent a $1.000 bucks
Do you know how many painted/decorated jugs I have seen through the years and they are usually pretty cheap . I can't believe in all these years I have not thought of this !!!! definitely going to be a new area of collecting for me and if nothing else I will end up with one heck of a blank jug collection. Congrats !!!