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) and now I see that there was little prep work done, so they didn't take the time to sand it and now all the paint is peeling off, and I want to repaint it properly. I'm sure paint stripper will be the fastest option to get rid of all the offending peeling paint, but I want to know if there's anything I can use that would be safe on my bumper covers and stuff so I won't have to sand it all off of them and I can save a lot of time. If not, then it's not like I'm not used to it. 
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