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Paint Removal alternative (BIG PICS)
I had, in many areas, 7 layers of paint that i needed to get through to get down to bare metal(most of them were poor quality anyway).
What I used to remove these was this Dawn Power Dissolver. You can get it at your local grocer or at Walmart for about $2-$3 a bottle. Each bottle can cover a fender roughly twice depending on how thick you spray it on. WHAT TO DO: 1) mask off any rubber like window seals as this stuff will eat them up too. 2) spray a nice even and foamy coat over the entire area you want to strip. 3) cover the entire area in kitchen plastic wrap. ( I also used masking tape to seal out air which helps the process but not a lot. 4) let the stuff sit at lease overnight. I let it sit over 2 nights and it worked a little better but 3 nights was too much as the stuff dried out too much. 5) pull off the wrap (and tape) 6) your paint just falls off so just use a plastic scraper and push it all off. (I also used a pressure washer after i scraped to get even more off) Each application made its way through 2-3 coats of paint or primer. It also softens up body filler so you can pick it out with a small chisel or scraper. Additionally the stuff isnt all acidy and wont burn you at all. In fact it cleans your hands pretty good and smells nice. Here are a few pics. (warning... BIG PIX) The dawn doing its work A chunk of paint that fell off when i pulled the saran wrap off. Paint peeled (came across some crappy bondo work) Last edited by hemitheus; April 14th 2007 at 00:48. |
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ill fix that 3rd pic when im not about to fall asleep
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Pretty amazing. I've seen guys use Easy-Off to remove clearcoat and powder coat. Just don't use it on aluminum...
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What does it do to aluminum?
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Eats it...
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