Thanks but trust me I've done more than homework on this issue. I was hoping to find someone with a little experience in strippers that might encapsulate the paint so I could dispose of it for my painter in a proper way.
Here in Tulsa they seem to think and treat lead issues to cavalier for my taste. On the last job that had some lead issues I had the painter remove all furnishings and draperies cover the floor tightly and double seal the doorways, this I still do. But I had the painters keep the scraped surfaces wet to reduce the airborne issues and had them where cloth disposable jumpers and appropriate masks.
According to a local Doctor that I approached about lead he said that while lead is a serious problem for young developing minds as for adults, if your contact is seldom and not a regular part of your occupation you should have no ill effect. He defined seldom as not more that 1 or 2 times an any given year. This last job dealing with lead was 2 years ago.
In hoping for an encapsulating stripper I'm thinking we could save a lot of time and avoid the problem with wetting surfaces. And reduce our contact risks.
Lead based paints aside if anyone knows of an encapsulating stripper I'd like to here about it. I'll do my homework figuring out if it's appropriate.
Thanks
Bob