Paint stripper safe for plastic?
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Re: Paint stripper safe for plastic?
I used that cheap stuff in the gold can at home depot. Rinsed it off as soon as I could with great results
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Re: Paint stripper safe for plastic?
SEM Urethane Bumper Stripper: https://www.semproducts.com/refinish...umper-stripper
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Re: Paint stripper safe for plastic?
I would use the SEM stuff and then let it sit in a nice dry, warm place for a few days just to make sure anything that could have been absorbed in to the plastic has a chance to escape... Likely not needed, but that's what I would do.
When I decide to re-do the car, first thing I'm stripping is all the rubber so it will sit bare in the loft of the garage until the rest of the car has been done.
When I decide to re-do the car, first thing I'm stripping is all the rubber so it will sit bare in the loft of the garage until the rest of the car has been done.
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Re: Paint stripper safe for plastic?
I have mine sodablasted its the best way to go
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