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Old 08-13-2009, 02:19 PM   #1
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Safest way to remove paint from side effects.

Yep title says it all....

Whats the safest way to remove paint from the side effects?
and / or the front spoiler for that matter.

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Re: Safest way to remove paint from side effects.

sanding... i started with a 150 block and up
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Old 08-13-2009, 03:46 PM   #3
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Thanks, I didn't know what grit to start at.
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Re: Safest way to remove paint from side effects.

320 wet is probably better, you dont want to scratch or gouge the soft plastic. Me? Id scuff it with 600 wet and spray right over the old paint. Make sure you use an adhesion promoter as well; either rattlecan or the stuff you use in a gun
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They sell a soft bumper paint remover at body shop stores.. Sanding will kill you, especially if they've been painted.. Work smarter, not harder.
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