Reply to "do you dip to strip or blast it off?"

lastpushbutton (Guest)

I have stripped my inner fenders and inside and outside of hood and deck all with aircraft chemical stripper. It is messy. You can make it esier by putting down plastic, let it wreinkle and scrape it off with a razor blade in a holder. Carful not to scratch. Change blades often. Arter you get 98% off you can wipe it down with laquor thinner, this allows what is left to dry hard. Now just DA the rest off and you have it clean. I do this all the time in my body shop. I have sandblast equipment, but like they say it gets EVERYWHERE.

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