Stripping paint from any kind of residence built prior to 1978 elevates the question of lead. Provided the variety of coats on the Winchester residence, Clark believed about the existence of the heavy metal. In the past, scraping lead paint called for employing an accredited-- and costly-- abatement professional to eliminate and throw away the lead-laced paint. For Clark and staff, it suggested that they can do the job-- if they took the mandated safety and security preventative measures-- and that all the paint they eliminated from the house can merely be landed up as well as chucked into the garbage.