Just a simple question. I just want to get rid of the paint on som fiberglass and instead of talking all the time to sand it off, can I use paint remover? I am just wondering if it will start to dissolve the fiberglass along with the paint. = ]

thanks in advance.

 

I doubt it would, but I'd say you'd get a much better result and a better surface to respray on when you sand it. Dont do it by hand tho

 

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well, i will be laying down some new fiberglass and such, and im not opposed to sanding it, but it will take a lot more time to sand off the existing paint rather than taking off the paint then sanding it smooth.

 

I am pretty sure you will be okay. I think I used aircraft paint remover when my dad and I did the frame up on the 68 vette. I would have to check what we used.

 

i would recommend testing it out on a corvette and see what happens. Who here actually likes ls1's?

 

If your quick about it, you'll be ok. But leave it on there too long, and it will definatly start eroding the resin.

 

it dissolves body filler in a heartbeat. ive done it before by accident! it turns to mush

 

That stuff will make fiberglass start to get soft and mushy!! I wouldnt do it!!