Best way to get undercoating off?
i havent stripped my whole car but i personally used a wire wheel on a grinder. it worked pretty well. wear glasses and ear plugs, plus that **** gets EVERYWHERE. if and when i take on the task of finishing it ill do it outside in the gravel or something where i dont have to clean it up.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1 2 NV »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i havent stripped my whole car but i personally used a wire wheel on a grinder. it worked pretty well. wear glasses and ear plugs, plus that **** gets EVERYWHERE. if and when i take on the task of finishing it ill do it outside in the gravel or something where i dont have to clean it up.</TD></TR></TABLE>
that sh@t gets real messy,I also did the wire wheel,you better get gloves,while your at it just get a whole jumper suit and go to town.
Good Luck
that sh@t gets real messy,I also did the wire wheel,you better get gloves,while your at it just get a whole jumper suit and go to town.
Good Luck
I used a heat gun and a scraper to get the bulk of it(dont be perfect). Then I found that Mineral Spirit(you can get it at Home Depot) and a scrub brush will take the remainder off. Then just get a cloth and wipe it down with some more mineral spirit. It didnt harm my paint.
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