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markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

I've been going at it with a commercial heat gun and doing final clean-up (small sections at a time) with lacquer thinner. Sure is not fun, but it beats shovelling snow! I'd be very scared of using an open flame unless the engine bay is pretty empty.

One thing about the stripping baths on hoods and deck lids is that unless it gets a really good rinse and an oven dry, you might get stripper creeping out of the seams later - to ruin your nice expensive re-paint.

2/10/054:51 PM

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